The Encyclopedia of Wood
di The United States Department of Agriculture
2011 · 496 pagine · Simon & Schuster · ISBN 9781626366718
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Timber is one of our most precious, versatile, and vulnerable resources, so using it effectively is important. Knowing your material inside and out is the first step to doing just that. Read about the structure of wood itself, from growth rings to its chemical composition. Learn wood's physical and mechanical properties, including everything from elasticity to nuclear radiation.
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