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Birefringent-colored optical profiling of wood presenting the 3D cellulose microfibril architecture
Wood slices under a polarized optical microscope show a spectrum of interference colors, such as cyan, blue, magenta, yellow, and bluish gray because of the birefringent cellulose in the microfibrils. An optical model is established to simulate the birefringent-colored micrograph of wood. Five typic
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