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Summary: The wood anatomical features of 33 native taxa in 27 genera in Camili were studied. Wood samples were collected in different regions of Camili with 50-100 m interval ataltitudes. Data were gathered on anatomical features; tangential and radial pore diameters, number of vessels per mm2, length of vessel elements, fibres (lengths, widths, thickness ofcell walls, lumen diameters), number of rays per mm, ray width and height such as quantitative characters; features of growth rings, of vessel grouping, helical sculpture, typeof the perforation plates, presence of vasicentric tracheids and vascular tracheids, features of axial parenchyma, vesturing, warty-layer, crystals and perforated ray cells such asqualitative ones. By using vessel member features, “Vulnerability” ratio (pore diameter divided by number of vessels per mm2) and “Mesomorphy” indices (“Vulnerability”multiplied by vessel elements length) was calculated. Consequently, anatomical features were correlated with altitudes, and effects of this factor on the anatomical features wereinvestigated in the level species (intraspecific), genera (interspecific), and wood anatomical variations were determined.Key Words:Wood Anatomy, Ecological Wood Anatomy, Biosphere Reserve, Camili, Turkey. |