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The 39 pages that link to Wood, each with the reason it gives.

• LigninBroader topic: Lignin helps give wood the stiffness needed to support upright growth.

• AnisotropyBroader topic: Its grain creates pronounced directional differences in strength and shrinkage.

• Vascular cambiumBroader topic: Repeated cambial production of secondary xylem builds wood.

• Plant cell wallBroader topic: Wood’s stiffness and durability arise from specialized, lignified cell walls.

• Plant anatomyBroader topic: Its cellular patterns preserve a record of stem structure and growth.

• Plant tissueBroader topic: Wood is a familiar tissue-derived material formed through secondary growth.

• TreeBroader topic: Wood is the structural tissue accumulated as a tree grows in girth.

• Woody plantBroader topic: Wood is the structural tissue that makes many woody plants useful as material.

• Plant structuresBroader topic: Wood is a structural material formed by a plant's vascular growth.