öz kerestesi

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Definition of öz kerestesi in Turkish English dictionary

heartwood

The wood nearer the heart of a stem or branch, different in color from the sapwood

A popular myth is that heartwood is stronger than sapwood.

Wood located in the centre of the trunk and often darker in colour than the surrounding wood

The older, harder, nonliving central part of the wood of some trees; usually it is darker than the outer layers of tree tissue due to density

The central core of a tree, which is made up of dense, dead wood and provides strength to the tree

the older inactive central wood of a tree or woody plant; usually darker and denser than the surrounding sapwood

Usually darker wood from the center portion of the tree The outermost wood is called sapwood

nonliving wood (often dark) found in the middle of a tree's stem

The center portion of a tree consisting of mature wood that has stopped growing Generally distinguishable from sapwood or the growing outer portion by its dark color

The wood extending from the pith or center of the tree to the sapwood, the cells of which no longer participate in the life processes of the tree

The dead inner core of a tree Usually much harder and darker than the newer wood Also see sapwood

The inner core of a woody stem, wholly composed of nonliving cells and usually differentiated from the outer enveloping layer (sapwood) by its darker color

the inner part of a tree not involved in the active life cycle, as opposed to the living sapwood

The inner core of a woody stem composed of nonliving cells and usually differentiated from the outer wood layer (sapwood) by its darker color See Cambium

the inner part of the wood; also called duramen

– The hard, central part of the trunk of a tree, consisting of the old and matured wood, and usually differing in color from the outer layers It is technically known as duramen, and distinguished from the softer sapwood or ausuruum It supports the tree as a structure but has no role in the tree’s growth

The central portion of a tree trunk

The inner core of a woody stem, composed of nonliving cells and usually differentiated from the outer wood layer (sapwood) by its darker colour

The more durable wood (although this varies according to age and type) from the centre of the tree The dead wood as opposed to the sapwood, which is the growing wood close to the bark of the tree and which carries the sap

The inner core of a woody stem composed of nonliving cells and usually differentiated from the outer wood layer (sapwood) by its darker color

the inner core of a woody stem composed of nonliving cells and usually differentiated from the outer wood layer (sapwood) by its darker colour See Cambium

Hyphenation

öz ke·res·te·si