Which production constraint increased when timber exhaustion began affecting Venetian arsenal shipbuilding?

💡 Explanation

Because timber became scarcer, the **selective cutting** mechanism wasn't sustainable; therefore, newly-felled timber needed longer seasoning to reduce warping and rot to make the wood usable, rather than being readily available.

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