# Radial thickness of structural-anatomical components of woody plant parts, 1985-2005 ## Dataset - **Database Code:** TD027 - **Title:** Radial thickness of structural-anatomical components of woody plant parts, 1985-2005 - **Abstract:** Measurement data is provided for the radial thickness of various tissue types in wood of varying diameters. These data can be used to create equations to predict the fraction of trees comprised of outer bark, inner bark, sapwood, and heartwood. - **Keywords:** wood; organic matter; logs; roots; Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER); tissue samples; organic matter - **Temporal coverage:** 1985-01-09 to 2005-01-01 - **Principal Investigator:** Mark E. Harmon ## Data Entities 1. TD02701 2. TD02702 3. TD02703 ## Entity 1: TD02701 ### Attribute list - **STCODE** — varchar, enum Database code - **TD027** — FSDB Database code TD027 (terrestrial detritus) - **FORMAT** — numeric(1.000000), range 1.0000 1.0000, number Entity number - **SITE** — varchar, enum Site where samples were collected - **AND** — H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest Oregon, Post-1996 - **CHE** — Cascade Head Experimental Forest OR (TD027) - **HJAO** — H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest Oregon, Pre-1996 - **HJA1** — H.J. Andrews Log decomp site 1 - **HJA4** — H.J. Andrews Log decomp site 4 - **HJA5** — H.J. Andrews Log decomp site 5 - **HJA6** — H.J. Andrews Log decomp site 6 - **NCB** — North Carolina Botanical Garden, Chapel Hill, NC - **PFE** — Pringle Falls Experimental Forest Oregon - **PNW** — Wind River Experimental Forest Washington - **PNW4** — WILLAMETTE PARK, CORVALLIS ,OREGON - **PNW5** — Near Macdonald-Dunn Research Forest, Corvallis, Oregon - **PNW6** — OSU DAIRY BARNS, CORVALLIS, OREGON - **RUS** — RUSSIAN SITES - **TUX** — Los Tuxtlas Experimental Forest, UNAM, Veracruz, Mexico - **WYM** — Medicine Bow National Forest, Wyoming - **YUC** — Noh Bec, Quintana Roo, Mexico - **SPECIES** — varchar, enum Species acronym according to Garrison et al., 1972 - **ABAM** — Abies amabilis - **ABCO** — Abies concolor - **ABGR** — Abies grandis - **ABLA2** — Abies lasiocarpa - **ABMA** — Abies magnifica - **ABPR** — Abies procera - **ACMA** — Acer macrophyllum - **ALIN** — Alnus incana - **ALRU** — Alnus rubra - **ALTE** — Alnus tenuifolia - **BEPE3** — Betula pendula - **BEPA** — Betula papyrifera - **CADE3** — Calocedrus decurrens - **CHLA** — Chamaecyparis lawsoniana - **CHNO** — Chamaecyparis nootkatensis - **JUVI** — Juniperus virginiana - **LAOC** — Larix occidentalis - **LIDE** — Lithocarpus densiflorus - **PIEN** — Picea engelmannii - **PIAT** — Pinus attenuata - **PICO** — Pinus contorta - **PIFL** — Pinus flexilis - **PIJE** — Pinus jeffreyi - **PILA** — Pinus lambertiana - **PIMO** — Pinus monticola - **PIPO** — Pinus ponderosa - **POTR** — Populus tremuloides - **POTR2** — Populus trichocarpa - **PSME** — Pseudotsuga menziesii - **PUTR** — Purshia tridentata - **QUGA** — Quercus garryana - **ROPS** — Robinia pseudoacacia - **SASC** — Salix scouleriana - **SESE2** — Sequoia sempervirens - **SOAU** — Sorbus aucuparia - **THPL** — Thuja plicata - **TSHE** — Tsuga heterophylla - **TSME** — Tsuga mertensiana - **SEGI** — Sequoiadendron giganteum - **ABBA** — Abies balsamea - **ABSI** — Abies sibirica - **ACPE** — Acer pensylvanicum - **ACSA** — Acer saccharum - **AEOC** — Aesculus octandra - **BEAL** — Betula alleghaniensis - **BELU** — Betula lutea - **BUSI** — Bursera simaruba - **CAOV** — Carya ovata - **CEOB** — Cecropia obtusifolia - **CEOC** — Celtis occidentalis - **COFL** — Cornus florida - **DEAR** — Dendropanax arboreus - **FAGR** — Fagus grandifolia - **FIYO** — Ficus yoponensis - **FRAM** — Fraxinus americana - **FRPE** — Fraxinus pennsylvanica - **HEAP** — Heliocarpus appendiculatus - **JUNI** — Juglans nigra - **LASI** — Larix sibirica - **LIST** — Liquidambar styraciflua - **LITU** — Liriodendron tulipifera - **MATR** — Magnolia tripetala - **NEAM** — Nectandra ambigens - **NYSY** — Nyssa sylvatica - **OXAR** — Oxydendrum arboreum - **PIAB** — Picea abies - **PIGL** — Picea glauca - **PIMA** — Picea mariana - **PIRU** — Picea rubens - **PIBA** — Pinus banksiana - **PIEC** — Pinus echinata - **PIPU** — Pinus pungens - **PIRA** — Pinus radiata - **PIRE** — Pinus resinosa - **PIRI** — Pinus rigida - **PISA** — Pinus sabiniana - **PIST** — Pinus strobus - **PISY** — Pinus sylvestris - **PITA** — Pinus taeda - **PIVI** — Pinus virginiana - **PLOC** — Platanus occidentalis - **PODE** — Populus deltoides - **PRSE** — Prunus serotina - **QUAL** — Quercus alba - **QUCO** — Quercus coccinea - **QUMA** — Quercus marilandica - **QUPR** — Quercus prinus - **QUVE** — Quercus velutina - **RHTY** — Rhus typhina - **SAAL** — Sassafras albidum - **SWMA** — Swietenia macrophylla - **TIAM** — Tilia americana - **TICO** — Tilia cordata - **TSCA** — Tsuga canadensis - **ULAM** — Ulmus americana - **QURO** — Quercus robur - **QURU** — Quercus rubra - **LALA** — Larix laricina - **CATO6** — Carya tomentosa - **CAGL8** — Carya glabra - **FRNI** — Fraxinus nigra - **HACA3** — Halesia carolina - **OROB** — Orthion oblanceolatum - **PSEL5** — Pseudobombax ellipticum - **THOC2** — Thuja occidentalis - **ARSP4** — Aralia spinosa - **SABAL** — Sabal - **ACRU2** — Acer rubrum - **POTR1** — Populus - **SCCU** — Scwartzia cubensis - **SIGL** — Simaruba glauca - **STDO** — Stemmadenia donnell-smithii - **POTR10** — Populus tremula - **BRAL** — Brachythecium albicans - **RHMA** — Rhizomnium magnifolium - **PISI** — Carduelis pinus - **PSOX** — Pseudolmedia oxyphyllaria - **MAZA** — Manilkara zapota - **SUBSTRATE** — varchar, enum The names of wood parts - **B** — BOLE WOOD IS THE SOURCE OF MATERIAL - **BR** — BRANCH WOOD IS THE SOURCE OF MATERIAL - **R** — ROOT WOOD IS THE SOURCE OF MATERIAL - **SAMPLEID** — numeric(1), range 1.0000 73.0000, number Unique sample id based on site, species and substrate - **ODIAM** — numeric(0.100000), range 0.1000 1000.0000, millimeters Outer diameter of sample - **OBT** — numeric(0.010000), range 0.0000 44.0000, millimeters Radial thickness of outer bark - **IBT** — numeric(0.010000), range 0.0000 12.0000, millimeters Radial thickness of inner bark - **SWT** — numeric(0.100000), range 0.1000 120.0000, millimeters Radial thickness of sapwood - **HWT** — numeric(0.100000), range 0.0000 420.0000, millimeters Radial thickness of heartwood - **RCT** — numeric(0.100000), range 0.0000 35.0000, millimeters Radial thickness of resin core - **HOLLOW** — numeric(0.100000), range 0.0000 25.0000, millimeters Diameter of inner hollow - **OBTP** — numeric(0.100000), range 0.0000 100.0000, percent Outer bark percent of total area - **IBTP** — numeric(0.100000), range 0.0000 100.0000, percent Inner bark percent of total area - **SWTP** — numeric(0.100000), range 0.0000 100.0000, percent Sapwood percent of total area - **HWTP** — numeric(0.100000), range 0.0000 100.0000, percent Heartwood percent of total area - **COMMENTS** — varchar, freetext Additional comments ## Entity 2: TD02702 ### Attribute list - **STCODE** — varchar, enum Database code - **TD027** — FSDB Database code TD027 (terrestrial detritus) - **FORMAT** — numeric(1.000000), range 2.0000 2.0000, number Entity number - **REFERNUM** — numeric(1.000000), range 1.0000 999.0000, number The number of reference paper - **SUBSTRATE** — varchar, enum The names of wood parts - **B** — BOLE WOOD IS THE SOURCE OF MATERIAL - **BR** — BRANCH WOOD IS THE SOURCE OF MATERIAL - **R** — ROOT WOOD IS THE SOURCE OF MATERIAL - **SPECIES** — varchar, enum Species acronym according to Garrison et al., 1972 - **ABAM** — Abies amabilis - **ABCO** — Abies concolor - **ABGR** — Abies grandis - **ABLA2** — Abies lasiocarpa - **ABMA** — Abies magnifica - **ABPR** — Abies procera - **ACMA** — Acer macrophyllum - **ALIN** — Alnus incana - **ALRU** — Alnus rubra - **ALTE** — Alnus tenuifolia - **BEPE3** — Betula pendula - **BEPA** — Betula papyrifera - **CADE3** — Calocedrus decurrens - **CHLA** — Chamaecyparis lawsoniana - **CHNO** — Chamaecyparis nootkatensis - **JUVI** — Juniperus virginiana - **LAOC** — Larix occidentalis - **LIDE** — Lithocarpus densiflorus - **PIEN** — Picea engelmannii - **PIAT** — Pinus attenuata - **PICO** — Pinus contorta - **PIFL** — Pinus flexilis - **PIJE** — Pinus jeffreyi - **PILA** — Pinus lambertiana - **PIMO** — Pinus monticola - **PIPO** — Pinus ponderosa - **POTR** — Populus tremuloides - **POTR2** — Populus trichocarpa - **PSME** — Pseudotsuga menziesii - **PUTR** — Purshia tridentata - **QUGA** — Quercus garryana - **ROPS** — Robinia pseudoacacia - **SASC** — Salix scouleriana - **SESE2** — Sequoia sempervirens - **SOAU** — Sorbus aucuparia - **THPL** — Thuja plicata - **TSHE** — Tsuga heterophylla - **TSME** — Tsuga mertensiana - **SEGI** — Sequoiadendron giganteum - **ABBA** — Abies balsamea - **ABSI** — Abies sibirica - **ACPE** — Acer pensylvanicum - **ACSA** — Acer saccharum - **AEOC** — Aesculus octandra - **BEAL** — Betula alleghaniensis - **BELU** — Betula lutea - **BUSI** — Bursera simaruba - **CAOV** — Carya ovata - **CEOB** — Cecropia obtusifolia - **CEOC** — Celtis occidentalis - **COFL** — Cornus florida - **DEAR** — Dendropanax arboreus - **FAGR** — Fagus grandifolia - **FIYO** — Ficus yoponensis - **FRAM** — Fraxinus americana - **FRPE** — Fraxinus pennsylvanica - **HEAP** — Heliocarpus appendiculatus - **JUNI** — Juglans nigra - **LASI** — Larix sibirica - **LIST** — Liquidambar styraciflua - **LITU** — Liriodendron tulipifera - **MATR** — Magnolia tripetala - **NEAM** — Nectandra ambigens - **NYSY** — Nyssa sylvatica - **OXAR** — Oxydendrum arboreum - **PIAB** — Picea abies - **PIGL** — Picea glauca - **PIMA** — Picea mariana - **PIRU** — Picea rubens - **PIBA** — Pinus banksiana - **PIEC** — Pinus echinata - **PIPU** — Pinus pungens - **PIRA** — Pinus radiata - **PIRE** — Pinus resinosa - **PIRI** — Pinus rigida - **PISA** — Pinus sabiniana - **PIST** — Pinus strobus - **PISY** — Pinus sylvestris - **PITA** — Pinus taeda - **PIVI** — Pinus virginiana - **PLOC** — Platanus occidentalis - **PODE** — Populus deltoides - **PRSE** — Prunus serotina - **QUAL** — Quercus alba - **QUCO** — Quercus coccinea - **QUMA** — Quercus marilandica - **QUPR** — Quercus prinus - **QUVE** — Quercus velutina - **RHTY** — Rhus typhina - **SAAL** — Sassafras albidum - **SWMA** — Swietenia macrophylla - **TIAM** — Tilia americana - **TICO** — Tilia cordata - **TSCA** — Tsuga canadensis - **ULAM** — Ulmus americana - **QURO** — Quercus robur - **QURU** — Quercus rubra - **LALA** — Larix laricina - **CATO6** — Carya tomentosa - **CAGL8** — Carya glabra - **FRNI** — Fraxinus nigra - **HACA3** — Halesia carolina - **OROB** — Orthion oblanceolatum - **PSEL5** — Pseudobombax ellipticum - **THOC2** — Thuja occidentalis - **ARSP4** — Aralia spinosa - **SABAL** — Sabal - **ACRU2** — Acer rubrum - **POTR1** — Populus - **SCCU** — Scwartzia cubensis - **SIGL** — Simaruba glauca - **STDO** — Stemmadenia donnell-smithii - **POTR10** — Populus tremula - **BRAL** — Brachythecium albicans - **RHMA** — Rhizomnium magnifolium - **PISI** — Carduelis pinus - **PSOX** — Pseudolmedia oxyphyllaria - **MAZA** — Manilkara zapota - **TYPES** — varchar, enum The types indicate bark or wood. - **BARK** — TISSUE IS BARK - **WOOD** — TISSUE IS WOOD - **REC_ID** — numeric(1), range 1.0000 114.0000, number Unique record id based on species, substrate and types - **DIAMETER** — numeric(0.010000), range 0.0000 265.0000, centimeters The diameter of woody plant part - **LAYERTH** — numeric(0.010000), range 0.0000 250.0000, centimeters Layerth is defined as the total single thickness or the thickness of wood. - **FIRLAYTH** — numeric(0.010000), range 0.0000 25.0000, centimeters The single thickness of outer bark or sapwood. - **SECLAYTH** — numeric(0.010000), range 0.0000 40.0000, centimeters The single thickness of inner bark or heartwood. - **LAYERTP** — numeric(0.010000), range 0.0000 100.0000, percent The single bark thickness or wood thickness percent of diameter - **FIRLAYTP** — numeric(0.010000), range 0.0000 50.0000, percent The single outer bark thickness or sapwood thickness percent of diameter - **SECLAYTP** — numeric(0.010000), range 0.0000 100.0000, percent The single inner bark thickness or heart wood thickness percent of diameter - **LAYERVP** — numeric(0.010000), range 0.0000 100.0000, percent The bark volume or wood volume percent of the total woodpart volume - **FIRLAYVP** — numeric(0.010000), range 0.0000 100.0000, percent Bark thickness percent of the diameter of woody plant part - **SECLAYVP** — numeric(0.010000), range 0.0000 100.0000, percent The inner bark or heart wood volume percent of the total volume - **REMARKS** — varchar, freetext Add explanation if necessary ## Entity 3: TD02703 ### Attribute list - **STCODE** — varchar, enum Database code - **TD027** — FSDB Database code TD027 (terrestrial detritus) - **FORMAT** — numeric(1.000000), range 3.0000 3.0000, number Entity number - **REFERNUM** — numeric(1.000000), range 1.0000 999.0000, number The number of reference paper - **SUBSTRATE** — varchar, enum The names of wood parts - **B** — BOLE WOOD IS THE SOURCE OF MATERIAL - **BR** — BRANCH WOOD IS THE SOURCE OF MATERIAL - **R** — ROOT WOOD IS THE SOURCE OF MATERIAL - **AUTHORS** — varchar, freetext The author names of the paper - **TITLE** — varchar, freetext The paper or article name - **YEAR** — datetime, freetext The time of paper or book publication - **JOURNAL** — varchar, freetext The journal or book name - **VOLUME** — numeric(1.000000), range 1.0000 200.0000, number The journal volume number of the paper - **NUMBER** — numeric(1.000000), range 1.0000 2175.0000, number The journal number of the paper - **PAGE** — varchar, freetext The begining and ending pages of the paper - **REMARKS** — varchar, freetext Add explanation if necessary ## Attribute Definitions **AUTHORS** The author names of the paper **COMMENTS** Additional comments **DIAMETER** The diameter of woody plant part **FIRLAYTH** The single thickness of outer bark or sapwood. **FIRLAYTP** The single outer bark thickness or sapwood thickness percent of diameter **FIRLAYVP** Bark thickness percent of the diameter of woody plant part **FORMAT** Entity number **HOLLOW** Diameter of inner hollow **HWT** Radial thickness of heartwood **HWTP** Heartwood percent of total area **IBT** Radial thickness of inner bark **IBTP** Inner bark percent of total area **JOURNAL** The journal or book name **LAYERTH** Layerth is defined as the total single thickness or the thickness of wood. **LAYERTP** The single bark thickness or wood thickness percent of diameter **LAYERVP** The bark volume or wood volume percent of the total woodpart volume **NUMBER** The journal number of the paper **OBT** Radial thickness of outer bark **OBTP** Outer bark percent of total area **ODIAM** Outer diameter of sample **PAGE** The begining and ending pages of the paper **RCT** Radial thickness of resin core **REC_ID** Unique record id based on species, substrate and types **REFERNUM** The number of reference paper **REMARKS** Add explanation if necessary **SAMPLEID** Unique sample id based on site, species and substrate **SECLAYTH** The single thickness of inner bark or heartwood. **SECLAYTP** The single inner bark thickness or heart wood thickness percent of diameter **SECLAYVP** The inner bark or heart wood volume percent of the total volume **SITE** Site where samples were collected **SPECIES** Species acronym according to Garrison et al., 1972 **STCODE** Database code **SUBSTRATE** The names of wood parts **SWT** Radial thickness of sapwood **SWTP** Sapwood percent of total area **TITLE** The paper or article name **TYPES** The types indicate bark or wood. **VOLUME** The journal volume number of the paper **YEAR** The time of paper or book publication ## Enumerated Domains ### STCODE - **TD027** — FSDB Database code TD027 (terrestrial detritus) ### SITE - **AND** — H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest Oregon, Post-1996 - **CHE** — Cascade Head Experimental Forest OR (TD027) - **HJAO** — H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest Oregon, Pre-1996 - **HJA1** — H.J. Andrews Log decomp site 1 - **HJA4** — H.J. Andrews Log decomp site 4 - **HJA5** — H.J. Andrews Log decomp site 5 - **HJA6** — H.J. Andrews Log decomp site 6 - **NCB** — North Carolina Botanical Garden, Chapel Hill, NC - **PFE** — Pringle Falls Experimental Forest Oregon - **PNW** — Wind River Experimental Forest Washington - **PNW4** — WILLAMETTE PARK, CORVALLIS ,OREGON - **PNW5** — Near Macdonald-Dunn Research Forest, Corvallis, Oregon - **PNW6** — OSU DAIRY BARNS, CORVALLIS, OREGON - **RUS** — RUSSIAN SITES - **TUX** — Los Tuxtlas Experimental Forest, UNAM, Veracruz, Mexico - **WYM** — Medicine Bow National Forest, Wyoming - **YUC** — Noh Bec, Quintana Roo, Mexico ### SPECIES - **ABAM** — Abies amabilis - **ABCO** — Abies concolor - **ABGR** — Abies grandis - **ABLA2** — Abies lasiocarpa - **ABMA** — Abies magnifica - **ABPR** — Abies procera - **ACMA** — Acer macrophyllum - **ALIN** — Alnus incana - **ALRU** — Alnus rubra - **ALTE** — Alnus tenuifolia - **BEPE3** — Betula pendula - **BEPA** — Betula papyrifera - **CADE3** — Calocedrus decurrens - **CHLA** — Chamaecyparis lawsoniana - **CHNO** — Chamaecyparis nootkatensis - **JUVI** — Juniperus virginiana - **LAOC** — Larix occidentalis - **LIDE** — Lithocarpus densiflorus - **PIEN** — Picea engelmannii - **PIAT** — Pinus attenuata - **PICO** — Pinus contorta - **PIFL** — Pinus flexilis - **PIJE** — Pinus jeffreyi - **PILA** — Pinus lambertiana - **PIMO** — Pinus monticola - **PIPO** — Pinus ponderosa - **POTR** — Populus tremuloides - **POTR2** — Populus trichocarpa - **PSME** — Pseudotsuga menziesii - **PUTR** — Purshia tridentata - **QUGA** — Quercus garryana - **ROPS** — Robinia pseudoacacia - **SASC** — Salix scouleriana - **SESE2** — Sequoia sempervirens - **SOAU** — Sorbus aucuparia - **THPL** — Thuja plicata - **TSHE** — Tsuga heterophylla - **TSME** — Tsuga mertensiana - **SEGI** — Sequoiadendron giganteum - **ABBA** — Abies balsamea - **ABSI** — Abies sibirica - **ACPE** — Acer pensylvanicum - **ACSA** — Acer saccharum - **AEOC** — Aesculus octandra - **BEAL** — Betula alleghaniensis - **BELU** — Betula lutea - **BUSI** — Bursera simaruba - **CAOV** — Carya ovata - **CEOB** — Cecropia obtusifolia - **CEOC** — Celtis occidentalis - **COFL** — Cornus florida - **DEAR** — Dendropanax arboreus - **FAGR** — Fagus grandifolia - **FIYO** — Ficus yoponensis - **FRAM** — Fraxinus americana - **FRPE** — Fraxinus pennsylvanica - **HEAP** — Heliocarpus appendiculatus - **JUNI** — Juglans nigra - **LASI** — Larix sibirica - **LIST** — Liquidambar styraciflua - **LITU** — Liriodendron tulipifera - **MATR** — Magnolia tripetala - **NEAM** — Nectandra ambigens - **NYSY** — Nyssa sylvatica - **OXAR** — Oxydendrum arboreum - **PIAB** — Picea abies - **PIGL** — Picea glauca - **PIMA** — Picea mariana - **PIRU** — Picea rubens - **PIBA** — Pinus banksiana - **PIEC** — Pinus echinata - **PIPU** — Pinus pungens - **PIRA** — Pinus radiata - **PIRE** — Pinus resinosa - **PIRI** — Pinus rigida - **PISA** — Pinus sabiniana - **PIST** — Pinus strobus - **PISY** — Pinus sylvestris - **PITA** — Pinus taeda - **PIVI** — Pinus virginiana - **PLOC** — Platanus occidentalis - **PODE** — Populus deltoides - **PRSE** — Prunus serotina - **QUAL** — Quercus alba - **QUCO** — Quercus coccinea - **QUMA** — Quercus marilandica - **QUPR** — Quercus prinus - **QUVE** — Quercus velutina - **RHTY** — Rhus typhina - **SAAL** — Sassafras albidum - **SWMA** — Swietenia macrophylla - **TIAM** — Tilia americana - **TICO** — Tilia cordata - **TSCA** — Tsuga canadensis - **ULAM** — Ulmus americana - **QURO** — Quercus robur - **QURU** — Quercus rubra - **LALA** — Larix laricina - **CATO6** — Carya tomentosa - **CAGL8** — Carya glabra - **FRNI** — Fraxinus nigra - **HACA3** — Halesia carolina - **OROB** — Orthion oblanceolatum - **PSEL5** — Pseudobombax ellipticum - **THOC2** — Thuja occidentalis - **ARSP4** — Aralia spinosa - **SABAL** — Sabal - **ACRU2** — Acer rubrum - **POTR1** — Populus - **SCCU** — Scwartzia cubensis - **SIGL** — Simaruba glauca - **STDO** — Stemmadenia donnell-smithii - **POTR10** — Populus tremula - **BRAL** — Brachythecium albicans - **RHMA** — Rhizomnium magnifolium - **PISI** — Carduelis pinus - **PSOX** — Pseudolmedia oxyphyllaria - **MAZA** — Manilkara zapota ### SUBSTRATE - **B** — BOLE WOOD IS THE SOURCE OF MATERIAL - **BR** — BRANCH WOOD IS THE SOURCE OF MATERIAL - **R** — ROOT WOOD IS THE SOURCE OF MATERIAL ### TYPES - **BARK** — TISSUE IS BARK - **WOOD** — TISSUE IS WOOD