Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 461
7), the cut extre-mities of the medullary rays occupy a veiy large part of thearea, having apparently determined the sinuous course of thewoody fibres; instead of looking, as in Eig. 172, as if they hadforced their way between the woody fibres, which there holda nearly straight and parallel course… … Fie. 177. . l ^i ft Portion of transverse section ofa FossU Wood, remarkable for thevery large size of the MeduEaryRays, b, h, which separate thewoody -^■ftrnm-
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