Wood Density

Symplocos javanica Kurz

Taxonomy

Wood Density (g/cm³)

8 rows


0.47	0.55	0.57	0.5500	15	Oey Djoen Seng (1951) in Soewarsono (1990). Specific Gravity of Indonesian Woods and its Significance for Practical Use, FRDC, Forestry Department, Bogor, Indonesia	sapwood
	0.593		0.5930		Prosea 3
	0.538		0.5380		Anonymous. 1971. Inventaire Forestier des Terres Basses du Versant Occidental des Monts Cardamones CAMBOOGE. Confidential FAO Technical Report No. 6, FO:SF/CAM 6., Rome, Italy.	South-East Asia (tropical)
	0.491		0.4910		Cheng, J.C., Yang, J. and Liu, P. 1992. Anatomy and Properties of Chinese Woods. Chinese Forestry Publishing, Beijing, China. 820 pp.	China
	0.52		0.5200		Cheng, J.C., Yang, J. and Liu, P. 1992. Anatomy and Properties of Chinese Woods. Chinese Forestry Publishing, Beijing, China. 820 pp.	China
	0.539		0.5390		Cheng, J.C., Yang, J. and Liu, P. 1992. Anatomy and Properties of Chinese Woods. Chinese Forestry Publishing, Beijing, China. 820 pp.	China
	0.562		0.5620		Cheng, J.C., Yang, J. and Liu, P. 1992. Anatomy and Properties of Chinese Woods. Chinese Forestry Publishing, Beijing, China. 820 pp.	China
	0.44		0.4400		Oey Djoen Seng (1951) in Soewarsono (1990). Specific Gravity of Indonesian Woods and its Significance for Practical Use, FRDC, Forestry Department, Bogor, Indonesia	Australia/PNG (tropical)

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Statistic Summary of Wood Density (g/cm³)

N: 8
Mean: 0.5291
Median: 0.5385
Mode: -
Stdv: 0.0467
Variance: 0.0022
Range: [0.44, 0.593]

Cumulative Distribution Plot

If the Moisture Content column is undefined, you may assume the value of 15%
The statistic summary is based on data availability in the database, thus it may change upon the data collection updates