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Wood structure and function

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This flashcard set delves into the intricate world of wood structure and function, tailored for university-level learners. It explores various tree species like Pinus, Fraxinus, and Fagus, detailing their textures, colors, and growth patterns. The flashcards highlight specific characteristics such as vessel visibility, ring porosity, and resin channels, making it invaluable for botany and forestry students. The inclusion of images further aids in visual learning, helping users identify and understand the unique features of different woods. This comprehensive resource is perfect for those studying dendrology or wood science, offering a detailed look at the anatomical traits of various tree species.
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Language
English
Category
Nature Studies
Level
University
Created / Updated
20.01.2025 / 19.02.2025
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Abies Alba/ Silver Fir/ Weisstanne

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Abies Alba/ Silver Fir/ Weisstanne
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Abies Alba/ Silver Fir/ Weisstanne

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Acer/ Maple/ Ahorn

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Acer/ Maple/ Ahorn

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Acer/ Maple/ Ahorn
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Castanea Sativa/ Sweet Chestnut/ Esskastanie

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Castanea Sativa/ Sweet Chestnut/ Esskastanie

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Castanea Sativa/ Sweet Chestnut/ Esskastanie

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Fagus Sylvatica/ European Beech/ Rotbuche
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Fagus Sylvatica/ European Beech/ Rotbuche

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Fagus Sylvatica/ European Beech/ Rotbuche

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Fraxinus Excelsior/ Ash/ Esche

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Fraxinus Excelsior/ Ash/ Esche
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Fraxinus Excelsior/ Ash/ Esche

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Larix Decidua/ European Larch/ Europäische Lärche

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Larix Decidua/ European Larch/ Europäische Lärche

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Larix Decidua/ European Larch/ Europäische Lärche
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Picea Abies/ Norway Spruce/ gemeine Fichte

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Picea Abies/ Norway Spruce/ gemeine Fichte

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Picea Abies/ Norway Spruce/ gemeine Fichte

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Pinus Cembra/ Swiss Pine/ Zirbelkiefer
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Pinus Cembra/ Swiss Pine/ Zirbelkiefer

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Pinus Cembra/ Swiss Pine/ Zirbelkiefer

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Pinus Silvestris/ Scotspine/ Föhre

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Pinus Silvestris/ Scotspine/ Föhre

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Pinus Silvestris/ Scotspine/ Föhre

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Quercus/ Oak/ Eiche

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Quercus/ Oak/ Eiche

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Quercus/ Oak/ Eiche

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weite Ringe

no resin channels

smooth

fine and soft

Abies Alba/ Silver Fir/ Weisstanne

coarse 

thin rings

redish-brown heartwood, pale sapwood

destinct growth rings & resin channels

Larix Decidua/ European Larch/ Europäische Lärche

fine to medium

pale yellow/white

light & soft

resin channels

rings more narrow

Picea Abies/ Norway Spruce/ gemeine Fichte

fine & smooth

straight and uniform

pale reddish brown, light sapwood

pleasent smell

 

Pinus Cembra/ Swiss pine/ Zirbelkiefer

medium to coarse

reddish, partyellow

noticeable resin smell

Pinus Sylvestris/ Scotspine/ Föhre

fine & Smooth

light creamy white

dense

narrow growth rings

Acer/ Maple/ Ahorn

coarse

vessels good visible

brown (light-medium)

ring porous

 

Castanea Sativa/ Sweet Chestnut/ Esskastanie

coarse

light-medim brown

ring porous, vessels visible

 

Quercus

Fine & even

pale cream

dense/hard

weide rings

Fagus/ European Beech/ Rotbuche

medium texture 

pale cream

vessels visible

ring porous

Fraxinus excelsior/ Ash/ Esche/ Frashër

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