Wood is a lignified tissue formed by plants that can grow secondarily, such as trees and shrubs. After the end of primary growth in these plants, the vascular cambium in the rhizome begins to move, developing bast outwards and wood inwards.
Wood is a general term for plant tissues that develop inward from the vascular cambium, including xylem and parenchyma. Wood plays a great supporting role in human life. Depending on the different properties of wood, people use them in different ways.
