Abstract
Compression wood from branches of <i>Pinus silvestris</i> L. was examined. Wide differences were noted in longitudinal shrinkage of the wood when dried from water saturated state. A relation was found between shrinkage and cell wall thickness, particularly of layer S<sub>2</sub>, and the degree of callose accumulation in the wall. No dependence could be revealed between the shrinkage and the fibril angle in S<sub>2</sub>.
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