Question

Difference between earlywood and late wood

Answer 1

The wood of low density usually (but not always) produced early in the season is called “earlywood.” The part of the annual xylem increment that usually is produced late in the growing season and is of higher density than wood produced early in the season is called “latewood.” There is much interest in earlywood– ...

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Answer 2

Explanation:

The wood of low density usually (but not always) produced early in the season is called “earlywood.” The part of the annual xylem increment that usually is produced late in the growing season and is of higher density than wood produced early in the season is called “latewood.” There is much interest in earlywood.

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