Episode Synopsis "Biology and Assessment of Callus and Woundwood"

The terms callus and woundwood have been a source of confusion for working arborists and researchers almost since their first use more than a century ago. Christopher Luley examines the anatomical and functional differences between the two. (A,U,T,M,L,Bs)

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