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Heartwood is wood that has died & become more resistant to decay as a result of deposition of chemical substances.
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∙ 10y ago
Wiki User
∙ 10y agoNo,heartwood it is technically dead wood and no longer transports sap.
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What are the physiologically active nitrogen containing compound produce by plants?
Alkaloids
What is the name of the physiologically active nitrogen containing compounds?
The name of physiologically active nitrogen-containing compounds is "amines." These compounds play a crucial role in various physiological processes in the body, including neurotransmission, hormone regulation, and metabolism. Examples of amines include serotonin, adrenaline, and histamine.
What has the author David Benton written?
David Benton has written: 'Interactions between physiologically active brain metabolites and their behavioural concomitants'
What type of wood is softwood?
heart wood..... soft wood is any fast-grown wood like pine. Heart wood is the name for any of the inner lays of wood of any tree i.e. its in its heart
What does rate pressure product indicate physiologically?
Rate pressure product indicates the amount of stress being placed on the heart muscle. The measure is taken by multiplying the heart rate with the systolic blood pressure.
Where was Robin Hood active?
Robin Hood was active in a wood called Sherwood forest.
Why do people get excited based on heart rate?
Physiologically we are programmed to require more oxygen when we are excited so that we can act or react to the excitement. Breathing increases, as does our heart rate to provide oxygen in the blood to our muscles and organs.
The active phase of the heart is?
Systole
When is a Gila wood pecker most active?
in the winter
What is most durable wood?
Green Heart or Purple Heart
What is the middle part of a tree?
Heart wood, which is the best quality wood in the tree
Does your heart beat more when your acitve or unactive?
Your heart beats more when you are active.
