because they lack thick walled tracheids rendering them soft-wood becuse tracheids impart strength to wood
Hard wood. Those kinds of wood is what you call a angiosperm. Soft wood are the gymnosperms. I hope I helped. =D
Gymnosperms are often referred to as softwoods because they typically have a simpler structure compared to hardwoods (angiosperms), characterized by a lack of vessel elements in their xylem. Their wood primarily consists of tracheids, which are long, narrow cells that facilitate water transport and support. This structure generally results in softer and less dense wood, making gymnosperms like pine and spruce suitable for applications like construction and paper production. However, it's important to note that "softwood" does not necessarily imply that all gymnosperms are soft; some can be quite dense.
wood pulp
Soft wood...
Pine is a soft wood.
The three main types of wood are Hard wood,Soft wood,and plywood. :O
The pine tree provides most of the soft wood lumber for construction. This wood is cheap and plentiful and the trees grow back quite quickly.
a soft wood
mainly soft wood
outer part from heart wood to outer rings is called sap wood and it is very soft not as much stronger
outer part from heart wood to outer rings is called sap wood and it is very soft not as much stronger
some wood can be soft but most wood is hard