Key to Common Deciduous Trees in Winter And Key to Common Woods
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I. WITH PORES WHICH ARE DISTINCTLY OF UNEQUAL SIZE (UNEQUAL-PORED) . * A. Summer pores in radial brcunchimg lines (radial-pored) .
Oak (QuERCDs). Pith rays partly broad and conspicuous.
Chestnut (Castanea). Pith rays all minute.
B. Summer pores in concentric, wavy and sometimes branching lines appearing as finely feathered hatchings on tangential sections (arc-pored) .
£!lin (Ulmus). Pith rays indistinct, heart-wood reddish brown ; sap- wood greyish to reddish white.
C. Summer pores scattered s...ingly or in groups, imbedded in short lines of denser material which often connect the pores together into elon- gated series more or less concentrically arranged (link-pored) .
Common IiOCUSt (Robinia Psecdacaoia) . Summer pores in clusters united to form conspicuous, wavy, broken lines, often branching ; pith rays fine but distinct ; heart-wood reddish orange, sometimes tinged with purple or green ; sap-wood yellow, particularly on transverse section ; wood very heavy and hard.
* A few new terms descriptive of structural ciiaracteristics that require more or less elaborate definition are here suggested as labor-saTing conveniences for the student in recording his obsei'vations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. WITH PORES WHICH ARE DISTINCTLY OF UNEQUAL SIZE (UNEQUAL-PORED) . * A. Summer pores in radial brcunchimg lines (radial-pored) .
Oak (QuERCDs). Pith rays partly broad and conspicuous.
Chestnut (Castanea). Pith rays all minute.
B. Summer pores in concentric, wavy and sometimes branching lines appearing as finely feathered hatchings on tangential sections (arc-pored) .
£!lin (Ulmus). Pith rays indistinct, heart-wood reddish brown ; sap- wood greyish to reddish white.
C. Summer pores scattered s...ingly or in groups, imbedded in short lines of denser material which often connect the pores together into elon- gated series more or less concentrically arranged (link-pored) .
Common IiOCUSt (Robinia Psecdacaoia) . Summer pores in clusters united to form conspicuous, wavy, broken lines, often branching ; pith rays fine but distinct ; heart-wood reddish orange, sometimes tinged with purple or green ; sap-wood yellow, particularly on transverse section ; wood very heavy and hard.
* A few new terms descriptive of structural ciiaracteristics that require more or less elaborate definition are here suggested as labor-saTing conveniences for the student in recording his obsei'vations.
What to read after Key to Common Deciduous Trees in Winter And Key to Common Woods?
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