MCQ on Wood Anatomy




Wood anatomy is the study of the structure and organization of wood tissues. It includes examining cells like vessels, tracheids, fibers, and rays that form the xylem for water transport and support. It aids in species identification and understanding wood properties. This is an MCQ on Wood Anatomy.

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1. 
Wood is primarily composed of which plant tissue?

2. 
What is the primary function of wood in a plant?

3. 
The growth rings in wood are primarily composed of:

4. 
The dark central portion of a tree trunk, which no longer conducts water, is known as:

5. 
The annual rings in wood are formed due to variations in:

6. 
Which type of wood contains living cells that actively transport water and nutrients?

7. 
The term "ring-porous" wood refers to:

8. 
Which part of a tree's wood is most resistant to decay and insect infestations?

9. 
The density of wood is primarily determined by its:

10. 
What is the significance of the medullary rays in wood?

11. 
Which type of wood is highly prized for its durability and resistance to decay?

12. 
The study of wood anatomy is essential for:

13. 
Wood anatomy plays a crucial role in industries such as:

14. 
The identification of wood species is important for:

15. 
The use of wood in construction is advantageous due to its:

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