1914
DOI: 10.5962/bhl.title.24793
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The timbers of British Guiana. A report upon the collection made by A.G. Bell

Abstract: The same as those of Sibbidanni (No. 78). Transverse Section. Darker than the other sections. Pores. Visible to the naked eye ; small ; not diminishing during season's growth ; some variation, but in no particular order. Scattered and evenly distributed, having the appearance of being attached to the Rays. Rays. Visible to the naked eye; fine; of one kind; regular, more than the width of a Pore apart; not avoiding the Pores. Rings. Apparently defined ; boundary doubtful ; contour regular.

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