Up Intro: dicot wood Intro: conifer wood Intro: pine wood Intro: annual rings Pine tan s, ray Pine xs, ray Pine tan s, CBP Pine rs, ray tracheids Pine rs, ray Fir rs, living rays Manoxylic wood Pine xs, CBP CBP Cambial record Pine rs, tracheids Dicot, primary ray Living ray cells Distorted rays Uni-, multiseriate rays Aggregate ray Upright, procumbent cells Sclerified ray Cactus ray Vessel radii Solitary vessels Clustered vessels Vessels in chains Ring, diffuse porous Tyloses Diffuse parenchyma Banded parenchyma Scanty paratracheal Parenchymatous wood Dimorphic wood 1 Dimorphic wood 2
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Fig.
15.1-3. Transverse section of wood of pine (Pinus). Pine wood
is slightly more complicated than that of Thuja because it has abundant resin
canals. Consequently, it has parenchyma not only in its rays but also
in the axial system, the part of the wood produced by the fusiform initials of
the vascular cambium.
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