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∙ 12y agoThe two types of cells in softwood are tracheids and parenchyma cells. Tracheids are responsible for water conduction and support, while parenchyma cells are involved in storage and other metabolic functions.
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A Nucleus PS There are two types of cells one has a nucleus and one doesn't. Stupid.
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hardwood,such as oak, generally absorbs less water then softwood,such as pine, because of the amount of cells in the bark/stem.
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Animal cells and plant cells
Softwood. All the evergreen trees give softwood.
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Oak and Maple are hardwoods Pine And Fir are soft woods
I guess the way to answer this question is by way of comparison. You have two types of trees, softwood and hardwood trees, softwood are needle-leaved trees, all hardwoods are broadleaved trees,all trees are perennials. All woods have cells, the size and structure determines whether its soft or hardwood, softwoods have "tracheid" cells which gives them support and allows the sap to run. Hardwoods have the same cells but much less, they also have vessels & pores to allow sap to run, and they also have fibers that give them support, I hope this answers your question.