Text Appearing Before Image: 420 THE ANATOMY OF WOODY PLANTS of periodic growth is, however, frequently found in regions of higher latitude than that portrayed in Fig. 288. The next illustration shows the organization of a Carboniferous cordaitean wood (Mesoxy- lon) from the northern part of England and consequently of consider- Text Appearing After Image: FIG. 289.—Details of wood structure of Mesoxylon (Cordaites) with annual rings. Tangential pitting is absent. ably higher latitude (54° N. in contrast to the 46° N., the latitude of Prince Edward Island). The annual rings in the wood from the English Carboniferous are clearly marked. The next illustration (Fig. 289) reproduces the minute organization of the same wood
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