Rays in Pinus (pine) species are generally narrower and less numerous than those found in Tilia (lime or linden) species. In Pinus, the rays are typically only one or two cells wide, while Tilia rays can be broader and more abundant, often reaching several cells in width. This difference contributes to the distinct microscopic and macroscopic appearances of the wood from these two genera. Additionally, Tilia rays often have a more pronounced impact on the wood's texture and overall appearance.
Pinus
no
They differ in shape ,size and even colour
it is big
gamma rays
size of the facial tissue exposed to x-rays.
I am a virtual assistant and do not have a physical size as humans and objects do.
Size and Length
No. molecules are smaller.
Files have no defined size. They all differ based on what is within them.
No. The size of congress stays the same.
they are different because of their size