Scar tissue growth on old cuts

[wisewood]

As in the title, what is the proper name/term for this kind of growth?

I'm wanting to replicate this kind of thing in a carving coming up soon and would like to expand my visual search online.

 

Thank you in advance folks,

 

Si

[scudmonster]

Callusing.

 

 

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[wisewood]

ah nice one scudmonster:thumbup1:

It's been one of those days, can't get my brain to work:001_rolleyes:

[Stubby]

My mate nicked the top of his wrist with a 200 ( holding and cutting ) and now its healed up it looks like a slug crawling in his hand !

[sloth]

Wound wood might also yield some results...

[scudmonster]

Nae worries wisewood.

 

 

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[treeseer]

Callus is undifferentiated, "scar" tissue, like stem cells. When it dfferentiates/lignifies it is called woundwood, as sloth mentioned. This was shigo's terminology and remains in ISA glossary (free online) and also the US Standard.

 

I call it "donut" when there is a big ring; too often unclosed.

[wisewood]

Callus is undifferentiated, "scar" tissue, like stem cells. When it dfferentiates/lignifies it is called woundwood, as sloth mentioned. This was shigo's terminology and remains in ISA glossary (free online) and also the US Standard.

 

I call it "donut" when there is a big ring; too often unclosed.

 

Thanks everyone