Naturally Occurring Blue Wood. Wood mainly consist of cellulose fibers (no color), lignin matrix (dark brown) and some polysaccharides, like. As far as i know, none of the components of wood is blue, green, or black in natural and fresh conditions, not in degraded and thermally oxidated (pyrolyzed) forms.
The old blue wood texture with natural patterns — Stock Photo from depositphotos.com
The natural color of wood (not dyed, coated, or painted wood) is created by colors of its components. As far as i know, none of the components of wood is blue, green, or black in natural and fresh conditions, not in degraded and thermally oxidated (pyrolyzed) forms. Wood mainly consist of cellulose fibers (no color), lignin matrix (dark brown) and some polysaccharides, like.
As Far As I Know, None Of The Components Of Wood Is Blue, Green, Or Black In Natural And Fresh Conditions, Not In Degraded And Thermally Oxidated (Pyrolyzed) Forms.
The natural color of wood (not dyed, coated, or painted wood) is created by colors of its components. Wood mainly consist of cellulose fibers (no color), lignin matrix (dark brown) and some polysaccharides, like.
