Irish Hardwood Trees (Junior Cert Wood Technology): Flashcards
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Definition of hardwood
Definition of hardwood
Trees w/ thick cell structure; stronger & more durable than softwoods
Ecological significance meaning
Ecological significance meaning
How trees are important in nature (homes, air, biodiversity)
Economic significance meaning
Economic significance meaning
How trees provide value via timber, jobs & wood products
Adaptation in trees
Adaptation in trees
Changes helping trees thrive (e.g., strong roots for weather)
Oak wood properties & uses
Oak wood properties & uses
Strong, durable; for ships, furniture & buildings
Ash wood properties & uses
Ash wood properties & uses
Flexible & strong; for tools & sports equipment
Disease threatening ash
Disease threatening ash
Ash dieback
Birch wood uses
Birch wood uses
Decorative items & crafts; adds beauty to scenery
Oak's ecological role
Oak's ecological role
Gives shelter & food to wildlife
Ash's ecological role
Ash's ecological role
Boosts biodiversity
Tree roots' ecological functions
Tree roots' ecological functions
Hold soil & capture carbon, cutting down climate change
17th century impact on Irish woods
17th century impact on Irish woods
Cutting for farming & industry shrank native woods
Three main Irish hardwood species
Three main Irish hardwood species
Oak, ash & birch
