The Principal Species of Wood: Their Characteristic Properties

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Turnery, woodenware, roots used as net-floats instead of corks.
Weight of Seasoned Wood in Pounds per Cubic Foot.
32.
Modulus of Elasticity.
730,000.
Modulus of Rupture.
9300- Remarks.
Butts of large trees are usually hollow. Parts above are usually sound.
Digitized by Google Digitized by Google rLATP:22. HOLLY, HOXWOOI), LIGNUMVITiE {/A'.x, Buxns, etc).
1 Wi Md):.«iS Box Tree {ftuxits strnperrirens).
Holly Foliage (l/ex opaca), Lignumvitiv Foliage (6". sancitnn).
I)og\v(XMl Foli.igc {^Cortius ...Jlondii).
Dogwood IJark [Cornns Jlorida).
I^)g\V(KMl Wood. ^-^ -J Lignuiiivitx VWofJ-itized by VjOOQIC HOLLY. BOXWOOD. LIGNUM VITJB.
(Ilex.) (Buxus, Cornus. etc.) (Guajacum.) The woods afforded by these trees are all demanded in small and very perfect pieces to fill needs for which no others appear to be perfectly fitted. The holly (I/ex) grows in Europe and America, where the brilliant evergreen foliage and red berries have long been associated with the Christmas season. The name holly is probably a subversion of * * Holy.

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