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The primary objective of this contribution is to present a view of how and to what extent comparative systematic wood anatomy has changed over the past fifty years and what research priorities should be for the future. Wood anatomy has resolved itself into a series of subdisciplines, each of which deals with particular questions. Thus, wood anatomical study has passed successively from a consideration of wood data based upon well-defined and largely unchallenged principles to a more flexible view of wood evolution based on structure-function relationships at the cellular level and the establishment of correlations between anatomy and ecology. The questions and phenomena to be investigated are so complex and variable that, in many cases, they can be analyzed only through the active cooperation of a group of experts.

Una mirada de la situación actual de la anatomía de la madera