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Cork: properties, capabilities and applications
International Materials Reviews, 2005Rui L Reis +2 more
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2016
Cork occurs in stems, roots, petioles as well as in some fruits or bud scales. It is usually formed from phellogen. Cork cells are usually tightly packed, dead and filled with air. Suberin is deposited along with waxes on the primary wall of cork cells. In addition to natural cork in intact plants, wound cork can develop after wounding.
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Cork occurs in stems, roots, petioles as well as in some fruits or bud scales. It is usually formed from phellogen. Cork cells are usually tightly packed, dead and filled with air. Suberin is deposited along with waxes on the primary wall of cork cells. In addition to natural cork in intact plants, wound cork can develop after wounding.
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Use of cork powder and granules for the adsorption of pollutants: A review
Water Research, 2012Catarina Ferreira +2 more
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Converting industrial waste cork to biochar as Cu (II) adsorbent via slow pyrolysis
Waste Management, 2020Demiao Chu, Qihang Wang, Jun Mu
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