Inner part of a timber log surrounding the pitch, is called
A. Sapwood
B. Cambium layer
C. Heart wood
D. None to these
Answer: Option C
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It is pith/medula not pitch ...
pith is the central or middle part of wood x-section surrounded by heartwood then sapwood then cambium and the last layer is bark ....
Pitch means