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Knots are branch bases that have become covered over by new wood.
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Quartersawed boards are those that have been cut along rays, or parallel to the rays.
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Monocot stems have discrete regions of xylem and phloem arranged ________; herbaceous dicot stems have discrete regions of xylem and phloem arranged ________.
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The ________ is a primary meristem that produces parenchyma cells of the cortex.
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The tyloses that prevent conduction of any kind in wood are most frequently found in
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