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Basics of Wood Anatomy (Hardback, Kanica Upadhyay, Rajneesh Kumar& Sneha Dobhal)

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Wood anatomy, the study of woody cells and tissues, has made significant strides since the early descriptive accounts were made, which mainly involved cataloging the observable features of woody plants. Anatomical data have been utilized to gain a better understanding of the interrelationships between woody plants, confirming evidence of the natural relationships between plant families through combined analyses.
This book will serve its purpose well for undergraduate students of Forestry. Wood is primarily composed of elongated, hollow cells arranged parallel to each other along the trunk of a tree. The characteristics of these fibrous cells and their arrangement affect various properties, including strength, appearance, resistance to water and chemical penetration, resistance to decay, and more. 

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    This book is ideal for undergraduate Forestry students, explaining how the arrangement and characteristics of wood’s elongated, hollow cells influence properties like strength, appearance, water resistance, decay resistance, and chemical penetration.


    Contents of the book Basics of Wood Anatomy authored by Kanica Upadhyay, Rajneesh Kumar& Sneha Dobhal. this is a Hardback book.


    1. Introduction to Plant Anatomy, 2. Classification of Plant Kingdom, 3. Plant Body Development, 4. Plant Tissues, 5. Anatomy of Stem,,6. Anatomy of Root ,7. Secondary Growth, 8. Tissue System, 9. Macroscopic Features of Wood, 10. Microscopic Features of Wood,,11. Physical Properties of Wood,12. Chemical Composition of Wood Cell Walls, 13. Anatomical Features of Common Indian Timbers 

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