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Wood

Xylem

Log

A cut or a fallen tree, ready to be cut

Lumber

Term applied to wood after it is sawed/sliced into boards, planks, etc.

4 kinds of Lumber

Timber


Flitch


Slab


Kerf

Timber

Piece of lumber five inches/ larger in its smallest diemnsion

Flitch

Thick piece of lumber

Slab

Kind of lumber cut tangent to the annual rings of wood running the full length of the log and containing st least one flat surface

Background of Timber/Wood

The use of it for building construction dates back to thousand of years ago.

Classification of Wood

Growth


Density


Leaves


Color


Grain

2 kinds of Growth

Endogenous


Exogenous

Endogenous Growth

Growth from deep tissue (inside)

Exogenous Growth

Growth from surface (outside)

2 kinds of Density

Hardwood


Softwood

Hardwood

Flooring, stairs, panelling, furniture & interior trim

Softwood

General Construction

Colors of Wood

Red


Brown


Black


Yellow


White

2 shapes of leaves

Needle shaped/ conifers


Broad shapes/ deciduous

4 kinds of Graini

Straight


Cross (summer)


Fine


Coarse


Winter

Components of Wood

Cell: cellulose


Lignin: covering of cells


Properties of Wood

Hardness


Dursbility


Strength


Flexibility

(Property of Wood) Hardness

Resistance to indentation; dependent on weight of wood

(Property of Wood) Durability

Resistance to decay; lifespan of wood

(Property of Wood) Strength

Ability to resist stress & strain

(Property of Wood) Flexibility

Bending capability of wood before breaking

Parts of a Tree (1st 5)

Crown


Annual Rings


Root Hairs


Trunk


Heartwood

Parts of a Three 2nd part

Sapwood


Cambium


Roots


Inner Bark


Leaves

Crown

Trees increase in height by adding new growth twigs

Cambium

Layer of cells b/w the bark and the woods

Heartwood

Sapwood that has become inactive wood

Trunk

Supports and produces the bulk of useful wood

Annual Rings

Reveals the age of the tree by showing new growth & added each year

Root Hairs

Absorb mineral from soil & send them up to nutrient salts in savana

Roots

Anchor the tree from and help hold the soil against it

Structure of Wood

Pith


Heartwood


Cambium


Sapwood


Annual Rays


Modular rays


Inner bank: insert saaknya po na layo pipitma?


Annual Righs: pants

Pith

Black study husband

Heartwood

Central core of log

Cambium

New woods fibers w/in of all old and new brad

Sapwood

Portion near periphery, lighter in color in more than par. Good luck at tshirt

Annual Rings

Annual growth of prephery to the lintek na gobyerno non .

Modular Raus

Outer covering the wood that projects the internal later