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Description	English: Yew wood ( Taxus baccata) showing 27 annual growth rings, pale sapwood and dark heartwood, and pith (centre dark spot). The dark radial lines are small knots. Deutsch: Querschnitt einer Eibe (Taxus baccata) mit 27 Jahresringen Español: Anillos de crecimiento en un tejo (Taxus baccata) 日本語: 樹齢27年のイチイ。外周部は白太、心材と樹心は赤身、濃い放射状の部分は節目である。
Date	before 5 November 2004 (upload date)
Source	copied from en.wikipedia 17:13, 5 November 2004 . . MPF . . 421x427 (38110 bytes) Original source: Photo: MPF
Author	MPF

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