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Ch.9 Structure of Woody Plants, Cross Connection: Joshua tree is an…
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Cross Connection: Joshua tree is an arborescent monocot in the lily family. Because it has secondary growth, even though of an unusual type, the ability of the trunk to conduct increases, and both branching and increased numbers of leaves are feasible without adventitious roots of the type necessary for screw pine
Cross Connection: Bark of maple peels off in large thin sheets because numerous cork cambia form close together and each is sheetlike.
Cross Connection: The bark of cork oak becomes extremely thick and is composed mostly of phellem, with few sclereids. Cork oaks grown in Spain and Portugal provide most commercial corks used to seal bottles.
