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Features Code
Weight
Very heavy woods (01)
Heavy woods (02)
Moderately heavy woods (03)
Light woods (04)
Colour
Click here to enlarge White or creamy-white (05)
Click here to enlarge Yellow-brown,light brown,straw or gold coloured (06)
Click here to enlarge Pink,reddish-brown (07)
Click here to enlarge Other colour:grey,black (08)
Click here to enlarge Streaked woods (09)
Odour
present (10)
With greasy or oily feel
present (11)
Woods with vertical resin canals
Click here to enlarge diffuse (12)
Click here to enlarge In short tangential series (13)
Click here to enlarge In long tangential series (14)
Click here to enlarge With oil canals (15)
Click here to enlarge With traumatic canals (16)
Click here to enlarge Woods with horizontal canals (17)
Click here to enlarge Woods with latex traces (18)
Click here to enlarge Woods wt included phloem (19)
Click here to enlarge Woods with ripple marks (20)
Click here to enlarge Woods without vessels/pores elements (21)
Pores/vessels
Click here to enlarge Exclusively solitary (22)
Click here to enlarge Mostly in radial pairs (23)
Click here to enlarge In radial arrangement (24)
Click here to enlarge Pores in oblique/flare-like (25)
Click here to enlarge Pores in tangential arrangement (26)
Click here to enlarge With pores deposit (27)
Click here to enlarge With tyloses (28)
Click here to enlarge Pores large and distinct to the naked eye (29)
Click here to enlarge Pores small and not visible without a lens (30)
Click here to enlarge Pores small and not visible without a lens (31)
Parenchyma
Click here to enlarge Bands regulary spaced (32)
Click here to enlarge Bands irregularly spaced (33)
Click here to enlarge Diffuse parenchyma (34)
Click here to enlarge Parenchyma in short tangential lines from ray to ray (35)
Click here to enlarge Parenchyma absent or not visible with a hand lense (36)
Click here to enlarge Paratracheal parachyma as broad and conspicuous sheaths to the pores (37)
Click here to enlarge Paratracheal parenchyma as aliform-type (38)
Click here to enlarge Paratracheal parenchyma as confluent-type (39)
Rays
Click here to enlarge of two distinct sizes (40)
Click here to enlarge as wide or wider than pores and conspicuous to the naked eye (41)
Click here to enlarge narrower than pores and not visible to the naked eye on cross section (42)
Click here to enlarge Distinctly of orangy colour (43)
Other features
Splinter burn to charcoal (44)
Froth test positive (45)
Oil cells present (46)
Perforation plate
Simple perforation plate (47)
Scalariform perforation plates (48)
reticulate, foraminate (49)
Intervessel pits : (arrangement)
Intervessel pits scalariform (50)
Intervessel pits opposite (51)
Intervessel pits alternate (52)
Fibres
Septat fibres present (53)
Non-septat fibres present (54)
Mineral inclusion
Prismatic crystal in upright and/or square ray cells (55)
Prismatic crystal in procumbent ray cells (56)
Prismatic crystal in chambered upright and/or square ray cells (57)
Prismatic crystal in non-chambered axial parenchyma cells (58)
Prismatic crystal in chambered axial parenchyma cells (59)
Prismatic crystal in fibres (60)
Silica bodies present in ray cells (61)
Silica bodies in axial parenchyma cells (62)
Silica bodies in fibres (63)
Vessel- ray pitting
vessel-ray pits with distinct borders; similar to intervessel pits in size and shape throughout the ray cell
Vessel-ray pits with much reduced borders to apparently simple: pits rounded or angular
Vessel-ray pits with much reduced borders to apparently simple: pits horizontal (scalariform, gash like) to vertical (palisade)
Two distinct sizes or types in the same ray cell
Unilaterally compound and coarse (over 10 µm)
Restricted to marginal rows
Sheath cells
Sheath cells
Tile cells
Durio-type
Pterospermum-type
STOREYED STRUCTURE
All rays
Low rays storeyed, high rays non-storeyed
Axial parenchyma and / or vessel elements storeyed
Fibres
Rays and or axial elements irregular storied
Druses present
In ray parenchyma cells
In axial parenchyma cells
In fibres
In chambered cells
OTHER CRYSTAL TYPES
Raphides
Styloids and or elongate crystal
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