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Hardwoods contain a special type of longitudinal cell called vessel cells — when cut, these reveal pores. Softwoods, on the other hand, do not have vessels or pores. This structural difference is why hardwoods often can have a stronger, more pronounced grain pattern — these pores have a big effect on the appearance of some sawn wood. --- Good to different wood grain descriptions:
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In the end all wood figure is a product of grain direction and the anisotropic nature of wood. Anisotropic means that the properties of wood are different depending on the direction of the material. That is because wood is a composite material. All wood is made of 2 compounds, cellulose and lignin. Think of wood as lots of thin straws all glued together, running in the same direction. The straws are cellulose, and the glue is lignin
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