Emory Oak in Southern Arizona
Emory Oak in Southern Arizona
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63 56 62 59 61 P. Cent. 43 39 43 41 42 P. Cent. 60 66 61 45 66 P. Cent. 57 62 57 42 62 P. Cent. 39 43 40 29 43 Sapwood Bark Top, average .
Determined by II. S. Belts, Forest Service.
British thermal units.
Table 3 shows that the heat value of an average sample, including heartwood, sapwood, and bark, from a butt cut, is about 10 per cent less in Arizona white oak than in Emory oak. The greatest difference is in the bark, Emory oak being 28 per cent better than the white oak. Since there is conf...usion in the popular mind be- tween white oak and blue oak, which is admittedly inferior as a fuel, this may be an explanation of a part of the prejudice; but men Cir. 201. Forest Service, U. S. Dept. Of Agriculture.
PLATE V.
EMORY OAK IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA.
13 who have used the three species and who readily identify them favor Emory oak, probably because its wood is more sound and less subject to heart rot than the other two species.
CORD WOOD.
Most of the cord wood is cut by Mexicans, who prefer the ax to the saw, as most woodsmen do; in their case, however, part of the preference for the ax is due to their inability to keep a saw in proper shape to do good work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
63 56 62 59 61 P. Cent. 43 39 43 41 42 P. Cent. 60 66 61 45 66 P. Cent. 57 62 57 42 62 P. Cent. 39 43 40 29 43 Sapwood Bark Top, average .
Determined by II. S. Belts, Forest Service.
British thermal units.
Table 3 shows that the heat value of an average sample, including heartwood, sapwood, and bark, from a butt cut, is about 10 per cent less in Arizona white oak than in Emory oak. The greatest difference is in the bark, Emory oak being 28 per cent better than the white oak. Since there is conf...usion in the popular mind be- tween white oak and blue oak, which is admittedly inferior as a fuel, this may be an explanation of a part of the prejudice; but men Cir. 201. Forest Service, U. S. Dept. Of Agriculture.
PLATE V.
EMORY OAK IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA.
13 who have used the three species and who readily identify them favor Emory oak, probably because its wood is more sound and less subject to heart rot than the other two species.
CORD WOOD.
Most of the cord wood is cut by Mexicans, who prefer the ax to the saw, as most woodsmen do; in their case, however, part of the preference for the ax is due to their inability to keep a saw in proper shape to do good work.
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