The process used to convert wood from green lumber to finished lumber is called: Group of answer choicesDryingDressingSeasoningSawing

The correct answer is Seasoning.

Explanation:

1. Drying: This is part of the seasoning process where moisture content in the wood is reduced, but it doesn't encompass the full conversion from green lumber to finished lumber.

2. Dressing: This refers to the process of smoothing and shaping lumber to enhance its appearance and usability, typically done after seasoning.

3. Sawing: This is the initial step of cutting logs into lumber but does not involve the conversion from green lumber to finished lumber.

The process of seasoning specifically refers to the controlled drying of the wood to reduce moisture content, which is essential for preventing warping and ensuring stability in the finished product.