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Longitudinal or axial wood cells that function for food storage.

• wood rays

• parenchyma cells

• longitudinal cells

• axial cells

Cellulose molecules arranged into ordered strands during growth of the tree.

• tracheids

• vessels

• fibrils

• wood rays

A fibrous product from wood.

• naval stores

• charcoal

• ethyl alcohol

• hardboard

Dry wood is chiefly made of

• hemicellulose

• cellulose

• lignin

• extraneous material

A source of vanillin for flavoring and to produce solvents

• cellulose

• hemicellulose

• lignin

• excelsior

Lumber with rings at angle 45 to 90 degrees with the wide surface

• plainsawed

• quarter sawed

• flat grained

• slash grained

The fiber saturation point of wood is when

• both cell lumen and cell wall saturated with water

• cell wall saturated with water and no water in the lumen

• both cell walls and lumen without water

• only cell lumen saturated with water

The wood has bitter taste

• R. Lauan

• Mayapis

• Almon

• Batino

Wood has solitary pores

• Dipterocarps sp.

• Kalantas

• Narra

• Bagalunga

Paratracheal parenchyma both aliform and confluent

• Bagtikan

• Tiaong

• Tindalo

• Almon