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fine-grained

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fine-textured, fine-grained, fine-grain, fine-grown
Descriptive of wood of uniform texture having small closely spaced pores or cells.
narrow-ringed, close-grained, close-grown, fine-grained, slow-grown
Descriptive of wood having narrow annual rings.
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