This book uses three-dimensional concepts to introduce the basic knowledge of wood, and introduces the principle of three-dimensional views to help readers understand the three-dimensional microstructure of wood. _X000D_
This book uses microscopic pictures of solid wood in original colors to explain wood anatomy terms. _X000D_
The specimen preparation methods, odor identification methods, density measurement methods, fluorescence measurement methods, and portable electron microscope magnification estimation methods introduced in this book are all unique and practical methods. _X000D_
This book introduces 45 types of wood in the form of tables and pictures, including 30 national standard species of mahogany. Tables plus data and color markings make it clear to readers. The illustrated microscopic pictures of the original colors of 45 types of wood are consistent with those observed under a microscope at the same magnification. _X000D_
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Reader comments
This book is really useful! It uses the three-view principle to help us understand the microstructure of wood, as well as various unique and practical methods, such as specimen preparation, odor identification, etc. The tables and pictures in the book are also easy to understand at a glance. I think of my grandpa, he is very knowledgeable about redwood, this book will definitely help him! I especially like the original color microscopic pictures of solid wood in the book. It feels like exploring a mysterious microscopic world. Recommended to friends who are interested in wood!
This book is really useful! It uses the three-view principle to help us understand the microstructure of wood, as well as various unique and practical methods, such as specimen preparation, odor identification, etc. The tables and pictures in the book are also easy to understand at a glance. I think of my grandpa, he is very knowledgeable about redwood, this book will definitely help him! I especially like the original color microscopic pictures of solid wood in the book. It feels like exploring a mysterious microscopic world. Recommended to friends who are interested in wood!