This document discusses the anatomy and features of wood on both a macroscopic and microscopic level. It explains that wood is made up of growth rings containing earlywood and latewood, with earlywood being lighter wood produced in early spring and latewood being darker wood produced in late summer. The document also covers the formation of earlywood and latewood, microscopic wood structure, normal versus abnormal growth ring patterns, grain orientation, and differences between softwoods and hardwoods.
This document discusses the anatomy and features of wood on both a macroscopic and microscopic level. It explains that wood is made up of growth rings containing earlywood and latewood, with earlywood being lighter wood produced in early spring and latewood being darker wood produced in late summer. The document also covers the formation of earlywood and latewood, microscopic wood structure, normal versus abnormal growth ring patterns, grain orientation, and differences between softwoods and hardwoods.
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This document discusses the anatomy and features of wood on both a macroscopic and microscopic level. It explains that wood is made up of growth rings containing earlywood and latewood, with earlywood being lighter wood produced in early spring and latewood being darker wood produced in late summer. The document also covers the formation of earlywood and latewood, microscopic wood structure, normal versus abnormal growth ring patterns, grain orientation, and differences between softwoods and hardwoods.
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ANATOMY The light wood is known as earlywood WOOD FEATURES because the tree makes it in the early spring.
Growth Rings
The dark wood is called
latewood because the tree makes it in the late summer. How Old is This Tree? MACROSCOPIC CHARACTER FORMATION OF EARLYWOOD & LATEWOOD MICROSCOPIC WOOD FORMATION NORMAL VS GROWTH RINGS GRAIN ORIENTATION SOFTWOODS VS HARDWOOD THANK YOU