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Dictionary » H » Hardwood HardwoodDefinition noun (1) The secondary xylem of many non-monocot angiosperm trees, marketed as such. (2) The wood that is typically compact, hard and dense. (3) A tree yielding such wood, such as oak, cherry, maple and mahogany.
Hardwoods differ from softwoods by having pores or vessels. ![]()
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Results from our forumHow to sample earthwormHere is an unusual tactic for bringing earthworms to the surface, especially in wooded areas. Select a small hardwood tree about three inches +/- .5 diameter. With a saw, cut the tree down leaving about four inches above the soil surface. Then take the saw and "lightly" ...
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Cyanobacteria?Hi there, I hope you can help me out with this pellucid mucus found on a rotten log of hardwood. At first sight it resembles a Tremella spec. ( Fungi, Heterobasidiomycetes ) like T. fuciformis or an unpigmented form of T. mesenterica . However under the microscope ...
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