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Chapter 8 Structure of Woody Plants**, Primary Tissue constitute the…

- - - - Arrangement of Cambial Cells
        
        Storied Cambium
        fusiform initials may occur in regular horizontal rows
        
        Nonstoried Cambium
        stored without a horizontal pattern.
    - - Anticlinal Walls
        where vascular cambium cells must occasionally divide longitudinally, by increasing the number of cambial cells.
- - - - Annual Ring
        early wood and late wood together make up one years growth.
        
        Growth Ring
        another name for an annual ring, due to the fact of "annual rings" possibility of not actually occurring annually.
        
        Diffuse Porous
        when the wood of a growth ring has vessels located throughout it.
        
        Ring Porous
        species with vessels restricted to mainly early wood.
- - - - Cork Cell (phellem cell)
        after each division, the inner cell almost always remains cork cambium.
        
        Phelloderm
        the cork cambium mau produce a cell or two to the inside that mature into a layer of parenchyma
        
        Periderm
        the layers of cork cells and phelloderm**
        
        Lenticels
        aerenchymatous regions of the cork that have intercellular spaces penetrate through them creating a pathway for oxygen.
- - - - Establishment Growth
        this increase in width and addition of adventitious roots in palms.