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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977 - 1979 "Forests and Forestry" CorrespondenceE -Z -RITE MEMO TO I DEPT.- LOCATION /� �'s se /� Gina FROM , I DEPT.- LOCATION auo.��ui y4( 0611 fog 16 �� �lq pr 01211 y/atz` If w A ? 6y' � 71P�v�v� � , ca � � ��;c��i�2� Spa �rce� a DEPT. - LOCATION SIGNED BEND PARTS t AND 3 WITH CARBON INTACT PART 3 WILL BE RETURNED WITH DATE I LY WRITER'S COPY DETACH AND FILE FOR FOLLOW -LIP THE PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, INC. DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61832 TELEPHONE AREA 217 4460500 January 10, 1977 Mr. D. A. Anderson 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas 77840 Dear Andy: We have about eight inches o snow which keeps me indoors and starts my mind working (it doesn't a ays do that). How could we get a copy of pe ople • he U. S Forest Servic Do you know of any kind of Directory? 1 7ou might be able to get hold of such a list, which they would not send to me. My mind was triggered on this by an order from someone in the Forestry Service, today. They would not only be interested in our Forestry book but in some other things which we publish — like the CEA stuff. We don't have a lot, as you can see from the enclosed circular. I had an order from a Nature Center this morning. Can you think of any kind of Directories that might make a mailing list at least worth testing? The New Year is starting off well for us. RIG/fs Enclosure Hope for you. ours very ruly, Russell L. 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DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61832 TELEPHONE AREA 217 446 -0500 February 16, 1977 Mr. D. A. Anderson 1202 E. Foster College Station, Texas 77840 Dear Andy: So two old— timers, you and Donahue, got together and didn't have anything more important to talk about than Guin and Interstate. Yes, I know Donahue was at A & M and then went to New Hampshire, then overseas -- quite a gadabout. You mentioned companies wanting to buy. During those years when conglomerates were in style, we got continuous inquiries about selling. I suppose they intended to pay us in their own stock. I always thought I'd rather own our own stock than theirs. Now to answer your main question. On the Guide, all of the royalty goes to you. On the text, bWIo to you and 4 0% to your co— author. We double — checked it today and every— thing seems in order. So you're going to Israel. My next door neighbor's son is in Israel for a year. I'm going to give you his address and in the event you should be near where he is, give him a ring. It would thrill him to death. His father is a doctor. He doesn't write to his folks very often but instead calls them by telephone, at about $60.00 per call. Not very practical, is he? Milton Stein — Section II Hashachar Year Course Kibbutz Ginnegar Doar Ginnegar Israel No, I haven't made it to Australia but I haven't given up yet. I have been in Florida for three weeks and plan to go to California for a neeting in April, which can count as another week's vacation. The State Supervisors and Teacher Trainers in Ag Ed meet in Fresno the latter part of April. Here's hoping you have a big time in Israel. Tell me about it when you come back. Don't let any of those Mid — Easterners shoot at you. Yo rs ve�y truly, Russell L. Guin f RLGIfs rorest & Forestry - by Anderson and Smith covers the subject of forestry as it applies in the south rather thoroughly. It would be useful in north- eastern U. S. only for its general information. It is slanted toward the southern pine type with almost no mention of the oak- hickory or northern hardwood types of timber. ___ The Forestry Curriculum Guide could be useful in Pennsylvania if it were altered to include more visuals pertaining to hardwoods and some Of the examples and problems changed from pines to hardwoods. The film and slide references should include dates of production. Some are rather outdated for current usefulness. NR 10 \ GRICYLTYRAL pYCAT10N Rows � Agdex 20 32 State Department of Education Division of Vocational Education Agricultural Education Service Columbus, Ohio 43215 Department of Agricultural Education, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio 43210 Volum 30 Number 3 Feb n4ary, 1977 FORESTRY REFER ICE IN THE FORESTRY CURRICULUM GUIDE There is a reference listed entitled, "Forest and Forestry," by David A. Anderson, M.S. and William A. Smith, M.S. published by the Interstate Printers and Publishers, Inc., Danville, Illinois. This book has recently been revised and is now copyrighted in 1976. It has 432 pages with a list price of $7.95. There is a forestry curriculum guide that can be purchased with it with 57 pages and the list price $1.95. These publications are not generally written for Ohio Forestry, however, they do cover the basics of forestry as well as other general publications written for the United States. You should, if you have a forestry curriculum guide, up -date the date of copyright and the price of publicati JOURNAL OF FORE STRY /May 1977 Forests and Forestry, Second Edition David A. Anderson and William ,4. Smith. 432 p., illrrs. Interstate Printers & Publishers, Inc., Danville, Ill. 1976. $10.75. In this revised and expanded edition of their original 1970 volume, the au- thors have again provided a fine, easy - to -read book especially suitable for forest landowners and the general pub- lic. In my opinion, the book is too simplified for use in professional for- estry curricula. but it would be an ex- cellent basic text in a course designed for non- majors —farm forestry, for example. From a good, non - technical defini- tion of forestry to dendrology; from forest ecology to silviculture; forest re- sources management to economics; timber harvesting to wood identifica- tion; use, and preservation, artificial re- forestation to protection and use —this book covers them all in simplifreS,gen- eral discussion. The suggested ac- tivities and bibliography at the end of each chapter permit the reader to delve to greater depth. It is unfortunate that forest survey and economic data are usually several years old when a book is released; nonetheless, the 1976 edition does con- tain reasonably current (1973) informa- tion in tables which can be updated as needed by the user. A. new chapter on forests, and ecology, the addition of brief discussions of forest practice laws and urban forestry, and additional in- formation in the appendix are among the major changes. Instructors and students should find the review questions at the end of each chapter to be quite helpful. I would have preferred a somewhat different sequence in chapters. For example, Chapter VIII on economics could well be studied after the chapter on mea- surements, Chapter IV (which, by the way, is incorrectly numbered II in the table of contents of my review copy — one of the relatively few errors noted). And the last two chapters, XIII: Fire in the Forests, and XIV: Protecting Forests from Other Destructive Agents cc uld have come before the three on wood characteristics, harvest= ing, and wood preservation: : also noted an absence of photographs to illustrate present -day skidders and other kinds of harvesting equipment. However, these are not serious de -. ficiencies. Although emphasis is on the South, I agree with the authors' statement that the text contains information about all forest regions of the nation and is applicable throughout the conti- nental United States. Certainly, if no other work of this kind is available spe- cifically for ether regions, this one should be considered. On balance, I would say it is well worth the purchase price for a lay person or non - forestry student who wants to learn about for- estry from one book. NoPNIN E. LINNARTZ School of Forestry & Wildlife Louisiana State Urliversio Balon Rouge tieptember 1 3, 1977 Mr. elan D. Cook, 11ortioulturict The D<awds Arboretum Vetrarks Ohio' 430» x Hear Mr. Cook: . The aceompapying copy of i:'Oi'L1 iTa ,UID FO-i -LSTRY is bcizW cent in actor dance with your reque't. Plea accent it with our complimento. The enclosed Reviow. Data, 01crat mention.; - the hiGhl of the book. ;,'e hope that you will like the book and that you will wi-h . - to druu it to the attention of ;;roue• renkler::. ',hould you do coy we would appre- ciato rcceiviiE. a copy of your review. ` Cordially, T"lUt, DPPERr"TATE b Printers A Publi:lier:,, Inc. f _( V. L. Thomas V LT/b j a q L;nolo cure �4 E -Z -RITE MEMO TO DEPT. - LOCATION Mr. �Russd (S FROM I DEPT. - LOCATION �, f� � Anderson SUBJECT a DATE For s :� T ry _ hy l 21 7 MESSAGE: cedar Russe,(1, Due fo hea l4h of wife, T did n ot ale nd in �Sz I f LaKe C rt f �l�6 rnoh - . I coo not Know a - fe Aded, if so 7 G sorry Y mt5scd /t, s) h ce p(ei5ore, Y�ctf� wt you soday I T rec'61vej from yHisrsl f N &u05 /� plug q A �vr�f s crud are sfr�Y If OR ?fR - DO NO V VI ATE f E❑ LI OW are, �T.�IGN�E D - f wha+ 16 -the ccQrm Above all, how ctre�M doing? �zve you &M Oil any foreiGn�`� ,lztely 2 y recent �fr�� -EooK rr� to al ! p o-( rrxrinia Cr�ec�,fhe Greed isbnds and F�J)p x Wly en�oyerl it,Vmwq prvrcxl myself in alvav►c,e'. Y nerd m) bes{ wrshes, 5,nce DEPT.- LOCATION SIGNED BEND PARTS 1 AND 3 WITH CARBON INTACT - PART 3 WILL BE RETURNED WIT -Hbe G E A me, Ihq whe -fixer O r n X04 it I5 of ways C& d)avve5 A-rboref and T uwowd a {o o DATE REPLY WRITER'S COPY DETACH AND FILE FOR FOLLOW -UP NEWS L' ETT �� L'i �4 7770 Jacksontown Rd. S.E., R.D. 5 - Newark, Ohio 43055 Phones 614/ 323.2355 & 323 -2990 VOL. 11, NO. 8 AUGU 1978 NEW BOOKS ON REVIEW FOREST AND FORESTRY by David Anderson and William Smith. This comprehensive book is a good introductory text for the novice forestry student. Bibliographies at the end of each chapter, appendices and glossary are excellent resources in the field of forestry. Forest and Forestry is a good text written for the vocational school level.. $7.95 from The Interstate Printers & Publishers, Inc., 19 -26 N. Jackson St., Danville, IL 61832. JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WAT4 CONSERVATION must . -1977; Forests and Forestry (second edition). By David A. Anderson and William A. Smith. 432 pp., illus., apps., gloss:, index, 1976. Interstate Printers and Publishers, Inc., Danville, Ill. 61832. $10.75. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, INC. DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61832 TELEPHONE AREA 217 446 -0500 August 23, 1978 17( 250 ;sir. D. A. Anderson 1202 E. Foster College Station, Texas 77840 Dear Andy: Just got your longhand note this morning and I'm sorry to learn about your wife's health, which precluded your going to the CEA meeting. It was a little too far away for me, too. I'm going to be in Dallas for the AVA and already have my room at The Baker Hotel. How about making it a point to come up to Dallas, December 1 -5 (that is, I plan to arrive on December 1 and leave on December 5). Glad to have your report on the trip to Greece and Egypt. I've never been in Egypt but did spend a few days in Greece a few years ago. Since I, at one time (years ago), taught Ancient History, which of course emphasized Greece, I doubly enjoyed my trip to Athens and northern Greece. Didn't get over to any of the islands though. The trouble with all of my trips is that I've made them in a hurry, half business and half pleasure. The Forestry book is doing all right; just a few figures — we are starting another reprint of 3000 copies. Having started the year with a little over 3000 copies we are down to about 400. We shipped 490 co ies_ the first three weeks of Augus and 315 conies in July and 21 copies last week. As I recall, some real smart fellow put in a big order on this book but I can't recall who it was. I'm just leaving for the University of Illinois, which of course is only a forty —five minute drive. Want to have a couple of people evaluate some manu— scripts I have -- one of them in horseback riding. What do you think of that? You wouldn't believe it but "Horses and Horsemanship" is one of our biggest sellers. It's always good to hear from you. You s tru , Russell L. Guin RLG/fs E -Z -RITE MEMO TO FROM B U9J EDT FA le'llor 0 11u C/sf 23 DEPT. -LOGAI - DEPT.- LOCATION DATE MESSAGE' y ar /ctler o �Iuqusf z �s a��C'�oui/ ��d Yc f b 6or f?olf ' u arV k kfiow -the (AO J r}'� I 19okd your lawfied frip 7 . � Q / /as (Vec, / -�� rr�d J�.r�'le NarkcJd m d►/e�dar acco� # .1? Oe a/d fo d p /easzlr fo &Iql f� yds. I y be ire t uch arm a lal6r orb s�a // y ou f �be �y 6�koI7 fi'ee5' 7 / ` h h�'s acre 6 rel ire ORI - �o a�o v� ► in e �k ��'e -�s say , I eve 6e efi �� fo f T/ XVIV /� ra ,d fl r as sU em�iTtat reao�ih9 fext. C;oa /d you�ss /d // send v and f resl y pP g /is dop 7 Dr N i 1 i 1, � f sc h It , mead o. Li 5 r, A S. �epjrtrAa t Y ,v ers�i�yan y' 1fY re-1-AVIV Un 25r1L t - eirha cues can rya Ke a. c� ale fo them as a result � p SIGNED DEPT. - LOCATION BEND PARTS i AND 3 WITH CARBON INTACT - PART 3 WILL BE RETURNE DETAOH AND FILE FOR FOLLOW -UP DATE WITH REPLY WRITER'S COPY PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, INC. DANVILLE. ILLINOIS 61832 TELEPHONE AREA 217 446 -0500 September 11, 1978 Mr. D. A. Anderson 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas 77840 Dear Andy: Your book went out to Israel on 9/6/78, as you requested. Hope they buy a carload of books as a result. It's good to note that you are going to try to make it to Dallas for the American Vocational Association meeting while we are there. As you promised, don't forget to give me the details on your arrival in Dallas. ),oA Just took time to see if there were any more smart people who ordered the 4,--T book this week and there were 91 copies ordered. Looking forward to seeing you, I am Yours t rul Russell L. Guin 17,( D RLG /fs P. S. My secretary was on vacation when I dictated the above and she just returned today. THE PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, INC. DANVILLE. ILLINOIS 61832 TELEPHONE AREA 217 446 -0500 September 22, 1977 Mr. David A. Anderson 1202 East Foster Avenue College Station, Texas 77540 Dear Mr. Anderson: Thank you for your prompt response to my request for an outline of the changes in the second edition of FORESTS AND FORESTRY. I've typed the information and forwarded it to Louisiana. The material you provided was just fine. The textbook person in Louisiana who I must communicate through is Miss Jean Weil, Supervisor, Textbooks and Library Books, Baton Rouge. Usually, we do not have much trouble in getting a new edition accepted, as long as we have an outline of the changes and the title of the book was not changed. Thank you again for your help. s, Inc. VLT/lr (rcl D /'idve i P V d 5z a P 4 d uJ ed t dt✓ <vd dC u✓ AF 7 i - C en , , /IL OJ R C a-0 NU S d m ✓ i� T�- � - 6 c ! T/ /� a to 1-cc+ C - —� — ✓L �e-q D K u z *- tsa OfZ /t • E W a �' c ✓ 7 1 oG -d e h v� C /i S. 7 Do G tee /'• V / L /,s7 L �� ys TO � v o u �u✓ � /I CL OVV A 14C-O—/t- THE PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, INC. DANVILLE. ILLINOIS 61832 TELEPHONE AREA 217 446 -0500 December 18, 1978 Mr. Roland.J. Treubig Staff Forester Alexander State Forest Woodworth, Louisiana 71485 Dear Mr. Treubig: This will acknowledge receipt of your letter of December 14, indicating that "Andy" has asked you to assist in the next revision of "Forests and Forestry." We are pleased to comply with your request for a complimentary copy of the book. It will be going out to you - shortly. Yours very truly, Russell L. Guin RLG/fs cc: D. A. Anderson C I ffm ira L0 n _ WILLIAM C. HULS DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES D.L. McFATTER SECRETARY ASSISTANT SECRETARY AND OFFICE OF FORESTRY STATE FORESTER (LOUISIANA FORESTRY COMMISSION) D1 , . z `) 1Y 5' 'DaG c'd �rec e , a e c� /� Cc� es/3 �.�� �. 1.z. 6ro 74 �° �t Q / Tkr� T /.wG o f V L ­2- a � 7 7 T xo ,lei 7�1 � l.B / f�Q ` .� � � � � ' „� plc.► v �� r ee - C- o ✓� �✓ Lc6r1 (Y 2 rot 1SrLC / / t � S �oa y e t y a� y. Vie,( t, e, ALEXANDER STATE FOREST . WOODWORTH, LOUISIANA 71485 . PHONE 318- 445 -4511 12 02 Foy tc:r Avenue. i?ollel-e Station Jx 7`t 9Y - _ January e, 4 979 Mr RusseII A Ggivi The Intex5fate ]pri a 17u6 1 vsh er5 Danville, 1111noo 61932 D ear Russell l,efccence o made fo a.. s of W ur lelfar dafed December i$' as wbmitted to Roland J. Trcu bt . Refererice is also made to y ou 9 Y a p perxIed 'note 5, a5 to S e e+ ng pa in Da lks, it sums hr Ke fhe error i s m I marKc my cu le n dar e_ ar�i ivt* in DO W, to fen )kw were, iwt in horel a%J e,onfcra.nc-e- UM-6 wlter,1 wars ashavmd to Write y c ,U about it tend, I did 5o 6G At tQ 5(4 194 `jinCe it WW1 jovVe time sirK,L oqr pafhs F'Ok lv? Me. ? dO # t© Ft WIDrfh dnd WkS intrCquevi` l y and t;$ai s iiicere in ptqn A .4=G s: you have q f cr s at W fh t oci on S As to Nand _r(W bq, I Obsef V&J hire at CIEA Yrteet,r +, r knc-to h tpr eo sans in F for {aji Siana.. I merely made an to air as to h45 inheres to cQ -c lior6h` of For &6fs ar►d Forestr o4ould anof4er'revi n W made. Na no&o7 c) was mra& io kam , 11 un5 a fec 4ec. W hen I -end cat Vic u"5 aw w are, of 4 e oK ,slna it is wed by many schools in t.ouiwna.. Sore he 15 eked in S01nc f res w orK in Lut(siana., fhe surp rise tots Grcofer. 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Af le t thdt is Aat . it to da f- rake i4x revis- 100 froly a remwon . did wan# to dt us5 the 06ve $01 you, to dw a:E�; in D&W5 if it huctnt beeA f ov n)y goof*, -if fh above iiee fyrfhcr e,(Qri fict' l aarse acivise In c (Jen tt a ti y, or t�� i4 s�a� }i'je irr�f t o W (WW4 . ' _ aferad my manU6Gr1pt (e e s arEd Woo* P lank' s of le, accr, ftad Ott It Wil a(so bt C and a rw _1 10j) a foal � it 1'5 pw s &r) t-1j� wv��► ����� u� � t yp e, ,, }'ou t71 �2Y Y�c�. l � �CIY dot: GG���E fA�1 C►A �! `a. ROU 11, to ,w a ta d You r6 cx f an 4 rriv be ? te;� w (' s h, u F; `fr)r a- rVe v ykar MAIL TO KE�Ss L� ( (,ICI Y) r I DEPT.-LOCATION SUBJECT DATE Fore5fs & For&,strV Joh / + MESSAGE: ` ©+� fhts day Yc ivcd a (ewer from Roland J 7"reu adVi fhct, upon re vicew i v)g of t�e.. text Foye5 C=ore sf ry he clad not be((e vo he was vali red to serve als a pons )b!e, W- aufh0 r, his note, lVi 5u p p 1e moot my Leifer fo )16a of�lhuar Q . c ►d my bo-5f w 4a-5 I ORIGINATOR - DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE _F"I iED REPLY 11 --- -+ / DEPT. - LOCATION SIGNED I DATE SEND PARTS 1 AND 3 WITH CARBON INTACT - PART 3 WILL BE RETURNED WITH REPLY E -Z -RITE REPLY COPY TEXAS AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE The Texas A &M University System College Station, Texas 77843 Forestry Building, Room 108 January 8, 1979 Dr. Hans Kubler Department of Forestry Russell Laboratories University of Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin 53706 Dear Dr. Kubler: Mr. Smith or Mr. Anderson are no longer with Texas A &M University and have not been for some time. We have not been able to reach them. My suggestion would be for you to have the original Forest Service figure redrawn for your book. Sincerely, Michael J. Walterscheidt Forestry Specialist MJW /beb J TEXAS AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE The Texas A &M University System College Station, Texas 77843 Forestry Building, Room 108 January 8, 1979 Dr. Hans Kubler Department of Forestry Russell Laboratories University of Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin 53706 Dear Dr. Kubler: Mr. Smith or Mr. Anderson are no longer with Texas A &M University and have not been for some time. We have not been able to reach them. My suggestion would be for you to have the original Forest Service figure redrawn for your book. Sincerely, Michael J. Walterscheidt Forestry Specialist MJW /beb F A" DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY- SCHOOL OF NATURAL RESOURCES COLLEGE O F A G R I C U L T U R A L AND L I F E S C I E N C E S THE U N I V E R S I T Y OF W I S C O N S I N RUSSELL LABORATORIES 1630 LINDEN DRIVE MADISON, WISCONSIN 53706 January 11, 1979 The Interstate Printers & Publishers, Inc. Danville, Illinois 61832 Dear Sirs: I_ should like to write to D. A. Anderson and W. A. Smith, the authors of your book FORESTS AND FORESTRY. Please can you help with their address: Their former employer, Texas A & M University System, is not able to reach them. Thank you. Sincerely yours, i r Hans Kubler Associate Professor pmm V, Mans KublC - , Assoc. ProfeS r _ Dept. of F orestry, ftu dison, W 5 C- _ MAIL TO D , A. j} son SUBJECT �Y1 LI1 Y DEPT.-LO CATI O N DATE Jan 1q 1qY MESSAGE: Twr Dr Kc1 nr� r fl add "", ,=Y?tC:rS�QtG I �Ifc+� s urj y r Ic.t o f ra"r�d to r l7c for rL � rne, K�►a Publ�Sh�'rs hus bee o �� �c��d not t_ant}vf u r csr5t why Te,os 11 m p us ci� I vlvve, bC �� a If from +he to c(oam and ee r n ) the p i s ' U5 t you r cc� �e r��.tt ►n �� �,ct,�c;GS, etc., �If a� or y �e 1, o c) fora �►d ;and for t s r ` h o oK t'or�� 5fs r V � g mn t ly W "O to J4 -th Ap(� Y -- r - eWRITE BELOW THIS LIN cl n G y DEPT.-LO CATI D N SEND PARTS / AND 3 WITH CARBON INTACT SIGNED PART 3 WILL BE RETURNED WITH REPLY E -Z -RITE REPLY COPY DATE If DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY- SCHOOL OF NATURAL RESOURCES COLLEGE O F A G R I C U L T U R A L AND L I F E S C I E N C E S . THE U N I V E R S I T Y OF W I S C O N S I N RUSSELL LABORATORIES 1630 LINDEN DRIVE MADISON, WISCONSIN 53706 January 23, 1979 Dr. D. A. Anderson 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas 77840 Dear Dr. Anderson: Thanks for your note of January 19. I Maybe I wrote to the wrong department. full exposure to a retiree's anger. am enclosing A & M's reply. If not, then they deserve In a book "Wood as Building and Hobby Material" to be published by Wiley & Sons, I should like to include the enclosed figure from your "Forests and Forestry" text, p. 38. For this I would need a glossy print of the original drawing, or the film negative for a period of three weeks. Of course, I would then also ask the publisher for permission. Actually I should like to include the figure also in a "Properties of Wood" chapter of "Introductory Forestry" edited by my colleague R. A. Young. "Introductory Forestry" will definitely compete with your book, but inclusion of your figure, with proper credit to you in the caption, would only speak for "Forests and Forestry ". Of course I would be glad to forward your expenses for the photo (or for the two photos). My alternative is to have the original Forest Service figure redrawn, but I would prefer to take yours and give you credit. In case you have a shortage of snow down there in Texas, we can help you out. Sincerely yours, Hans Kubler Associate Professor enclosure pmm 38 FORESTS AND FORESTRY IM HOW A TREE GROWS M,*Wljff Ae S11 IES CARBON - THE N, 0*0ft M a' 7?YI6;s "ell, -- "00 Or THE ; .TOKEN hV ON Z1N,0, NeN Ole' LEAVES. C R8W N - LEAVES PREPARE THI-FOOD HEARTWOOD I INACTIVE) 057 FROM A/R AND SW GIVES STRENGTH AND C-lyt OFF ^fO15-TURE BY SAPWOOD CARRIES SAP TPONSP1. ZACNV7.0N0,YLff 111 FROM ROOT TO LEAVES ` )"Ec'Es"Ry" THE TRU -- CHEMICAL CHANGES CAMBIUM (MICROSCOPIC) BUILDS THE CELLS T,yf aeL4; Paus o6 THE f Tlk'E TRAT - CW L L4VES. -5. 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