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latewood

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latewood [′lāt‚wu̇d]
(botany)
The portion of the annual ring that is formed after formation of earlywood has ceased.
summerwood
Wood which is formed during the later part of the growing season; characterized by compact, thick-walled cells; denser than spring wood.
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