Guayule plant extracts as binder modifiers in flexible (asphalt) pavement mixtures
The guayule (pronounced, \u27why-YOO-lee\u27) plant is a woody perennial shrub that is native to areas of the southwestern United States and northern Mexico, and is a well-documented source of high-quality natural rubber. The U.S. needs a domestic source
Lusher, Steven Michael
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Recent advances in the construction of biocomposites based on fungal mycelia. [PDF]
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Fungi in Mycelium-Based Composites: Usage and Recommendations. [PDF]
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Insect Assemblage and Insect-Plant Relationships in a Cultivated Guayule (<i>Parthenium argentatum</i> A. Gray) Plot in Spain. [PDF]
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Novel Mechanisms Underlying Rubber Accumulation and Programmed Cell Death in Laticiferous Canals of Decaisnea insignis Fruits: Cytological and Transcriptomic Analyses. [PDF]
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A Threshold to Utilize Guayule Resin as a New Binder in Flexible Pavement Industry
2018PDFJournal ArticleHemida, AhmedAbdelrahman, MagdyMissouri University of Science and Technology. Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental EngineeringIJERA PublicationUnited StatesAsphalt rubberBinder contentBridge engineeringPavement ...
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Characterization of Small Rubber Particle Protein 1 promoter from guayule (Parthenium argentatum). [PDF]
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Risk assessment of fungal materials. [PDF]
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Immunomodulatory activity of argentatins A and B isolated from guayule. [PDF]
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Antioxidants in Traditional Mexican Medicine and Their Applications as Antitumor Treatments. [PDF]
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