Monday--The parson's holiday
Why are some softwoods hard and others soft. He same goes for softwoods. Why? What determines, how do you determine a hardwood from a softwood?
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Monday--The parson's holiday
Why are some softwoods hard and others soft. He same goes for softwoods. Why? What determines, how do you determine a hardwood from a softwood?
Re: Monday--The parson's holiday
deciduosity (probably not a word ;-)
Re: It all starts....
with how the seed is covered. The good witch of the ? ask are you a covered seed or a naked seed, : ' >
Thanks for the question,
Dale
Needles and Leaves??
absolutomodity--not a word either
Not always
Most deciduous trees belong to the angiosperms, plants in which the seeds are enclosed within an ovary, and the term ‘deciduous tree’ is sometimes used to mean ‘angiosperm tree’, despite the fact that many angiosperms are evergreen, especially in the tropics, and a few gymnosperms, plants in which the seeds are exposed, are deciduous (for example, larches). The term broad-leaved is now preferred to ‘deciduous’ for this reason.
Uh huh!
Re: So, are you looking for
pores vs. vessels????????