What do wood and most organic materials belong to?

Wood is produced by gymnosperms and angiosperms and has rich biodiversity. The growth of trees is a complex biochemical process. By using light energy, carbon dioxide, water and minerals, it can develop itself into a huge organism, and wood is the main product of vegetative growth of trees.

The formation of wood is a process of absorbing carbon dioxide, fixing carbon and releasing oxygen, which is conducive to improving the ecological environment.

As a traditional material, wood has always been used by human beings.

With the change of natural resources and human needs and the progress of science and technology, the utilization mode of wood has gradually developed from the original log to the utilization of sawn wood, veneer, shavings, fibers and chemical components, forming a huge new family of wood materials, such as plywood, particleboard, fiberboard and laminated veneer.

Wood recombination materials, such as laminated wood, recombined wood, oriented particleboard and recombined decorative veneer, and wood composites, such as gypsum particleboard, cement particleboard, wood/plastic composites, wood/metal composites, wood conductive materials and woodceramics.

Wood materials play a great role in the fields of architecture, furniture, packaging, railways and so on.

Today, with the depletion of non-renewable resources and the sustainable development of human society, wood will make great contributions to the sustainable development of society with its unique natural properties such as carbon fixation, regeneration, natural degradation, beauty, indoor environment adjustment, and processing and utilization characteristics such as high strength-to-weight ratio and low processing energy consumption.