Across
- 4. a method of drying lumber where it is stacked outside for one to three months.
- 5. an example of a softwood.
- 6. the process of light energy transforming water and carbon dioxide into food for a tree.
- 7. the size of growth rings when water and food are plentiful.
- 8. a method of drying lumber where a type of oven is used to control moisture, air, and temperature.
- 11. and example of a hardwood.
- 14. an advantage of wood as a building material.
- 16. time of the year when light growth rings are produced.
- 17. where water enters a tree.
- 20. type of trees that give us hardwood.
- 21. where we can see the life story of a tree.
Down
- 1. method of sawing trees into lumber resulting in low warpage and more durable lumber.
- 2. method of sawing trees into lumber resulting in cheaper and easier to kiln dry lumber.
- 3. how water gets from the roots to the leafs.
- 9. one of the four working parts of a tree.
- 10. the part of the tree that produces new wood.
- 12. the center of the tree that is not living.
- 13. the size of growth rings when water and food is not plentiful.
- 15. type of trees that give us softwood.
- 18. time of the year when dark growth rings are produced.
- 19. one of the two benefits of heartwood.