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Juvenile Wood in Forest Trees

1998
Bruce J. Zobel, Jerry R. Sprague
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JUVENILE WOOD IN SPRUCE (Picea abies Karst.) - LIMITATION OF USE Comparison of physical and mechanical properties between juvenile and adult wood

2004
In Norway spruce wood (Picea abies Karst.) growth rate (GR), oven dry density, knottiness and 4 mechanical properties (MP) (bending and compression strength, modulus of elasticity in bending (Eb) and toughness (Aw)) at successive growth sections in direction from pith to bark (A - 10 years, B - 20 years, C - 30 years, E - at the border of the cambium ...
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Tree biomechanics and the transition from juvenile to mature wood

2016
Juvenility in xylem formation can be looked as a mere biological ageing process. It can be also the result of biomechanical adaption to growing conditions different in the young ages.The field of structural mechanics regards resistance to external forces and posture control in long lasting progressive loading, according to external conditions as wind ...
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