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While using the IAWA standard list of characters to describe the anatomy of tropical woods, some characters were found to be open to more than one interpretation. This paper discusses five interrelated vessel characters with reference to observations on 126 woods of Rutaceae. The reasons for am biguity in certain characters are given, and recommendation for more rigorous interpretation are made.
IAWA Journal – Brill
Published: Jan 1, 1987
Keywords: Vessel frequency; vessel grouping; vessel diameter
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