Category: 1. Timber

In terms of visibility, textures can be divided into two categories: MacrostructureMicrostructure

These trees grow in large numbers by growing outwards and separate continuous rings are formed in the horizontal part of such trees. These rings are known as annual rings, because one such ring is added each year. Such trees are also large in diameter. Wood, which is mostly used for engineering purposes, belongs to this…

In endogenous trees, a plant grows only by the addition of new cells at the tip or tip, i.e. the trees grow inward and have a fibrous mass visible in their longitudinal section. Such trees show very few branches. The wood of these trees has very limited engineering applications. Examples of endogenous trees are bamboo,…

Trees are divided into two categories, viz Endogenousexternal

Timber refers to wood suitable for building or carpentry and various engineering and other purposes. The word timber is derived from an Old English word ‘timberen’ which means to build. Wood or wood as a building material has many valuable properties, such as low thermal conductivity, ease of mechanical work, low bulk density and relatively…