- in life, so
having only a thin
layer of live
sapwood,
while in
others the
change comes slowly. Thin
sapwood is
characteristic of such
species as chestnut...
-
unknown until its
launch (later it
would get the NATO
reporting name SS-6
Sapwood). In
modified form, it
launched Sputnik 1, the
first artificial satellite...
- the
diamonds run into each other,
resulting in
pronounced ridges if some
sapwood continues to survive. The
shape of the
diamonds seems to vary from one...
-
Tamarind timber consists of hard, dark red
heartwood and softer,
yellowish sapwood. The
tamarind flowers bloom (although incon****uously), with red and yellow...
- pine tree,
which is the non-living
center of the tree trunk,
while the
sapwood is the
outer living layer which transports nutrients. The
heartwood from...
-
sometimes having a
relative density of over 1.0, it will sink in water. The
sapwood (not
often used) is a
creamy yellow with a
sharp boundary between it and...
- an
infection to occur.
Anobium punctatum normally only
attacks seasoned sapwood timber, not live or
fresh wood. Also, it
usually does not
attack heartwood...
- of the tree. The oldest,
inner part of the
sapwood is
progressively converted into
heartwood as new
sapwood is
formed at the cambium. The
conductive cells...
- two-thirds or so is
heartwood (50/50 is
about the
maximum sapwood/heartwood
ratio generally used). Yew
sapwood is good only in tension,
while the
heartwood is good...
-
Acmaeodera pulc****a, the flat-headed bald
cypress sapwood borer, is a
species of
metallic wood-boring
beetle in the
family Buprestidae. It is
found in...
