Temporally and spatially controlled death of parenchyma cells is involved in heartwood formation in pith regions of branches of Robinia pseudoacacia var. inermis [PDF]
Satoshi Nakaba +3 more
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Biology of heartwood formation in Sitka spruce and Scots pine
Heartwood is the dead, inner layers of wood in the tree which no longer transport water. It is usually dark in colour and has increased decay-resistance compared to the sapwood. Heartwood forms in the transition zone when the ray cells die and deposit chemical extractives in the surrounding xylem.
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Fractography of white charcoal reveals past fungal infection and embolism in the secondary xylem via SEM. [PDF]
Yoon CJ, Kim KW.
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Accelerating <i>Dalbergia odorifera</i> Plantation Breeding: SSR-Based Genetic Diversity and Trait Associations for Enhanced Heartwood Yield. [PDF]
Hou X +9 more
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Irregular Heartwood Formation in Maritime Pine (Pinus pinaster Ait):Consequences for Biomechanical and Hydraulic Tree Functioning [PDF]
Serge Berthier
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Rehabilitation of the Aberdare forest ecosystem. A project implemented by the Green Belt Movement and supported by the French Agency for Development : A report of the mid term review mission (CIRAD Consultancy team, Nairobi, September, 17 - October 02, 2009) [PDF]
Depommier, Denis +2 more
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Anti-Inflammatory Properties of Agarwood (Aquilaria Spp.): An Integrated Review of Phytochemistry, Molecular Mechanisms, and Therapeutic Applications. [PDF]
Zhang MM, Wen T, Cui MW, Guo ZL.
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