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Anatomical and chemical composition of Detarium Senegalense J.F. Gmel Bark [PDF]
The anatomical and chemical composition of Detarium senegalense bark was studied after grinding and fractioning into different particles sizes. The bark of D.
Ajayi, B., Lajide, L., Olayiwola, Y.B.
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DENDROLOGICAL DESCRIPTION AND ARCHITECTURE OF THE LEAF VENATION PATTERN OF THREE SPECIES BELONGING TO THE FABACEAE FAMILY [PDF]
Dendrological Description and Architecture of the Foliar Venation Pattern of Three Species Belonging to the Fabaceae Family. Dendrological studies and means of diaphanization can help in the manipulation of species in the field, with the practice of ...
da Silva Moura, Alice Gabrielly +3 more
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Control of egg and neonate larvae of Xylotrechus arvicola (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae), a new vineyard pest, under laboratory conditions [PDF]
[EN] Background andAims: Xylotrechus arvicola (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) is a newvineyard pest. Six insecticideswere tested on X. arvicola eggs arranged in Petri dishes and in two parts of the vine: branch and trunk.
Casquero Luelmo, Pedro Antonio +3 more
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National emission inventories in Central Europe attribute PCDD/F releases mainly to energy generation. The chemical industry contributes only a minor share.
Łukasz Sobol +4 more
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Some Eocene Dicotyledonous Woods from Eden Valley, Wyoming [PDF]
Author Institution: Department of Botany, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati 21 ...
Kruse, H. O.
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It has recently been suggested that processes related to water uptake from the tree-stem surface, such as water vapor exchange and rainwater permeation, have implications for forest hydrology.
Hiroyuki Matsunaga +3 more
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Elements of Bark Structure and Terminology [PDF]
Bark structure varies considerably from that of wood, although analogies may be drawn between specific elements and overall structure and function. The terminology of bark structure is discussed and various cellular elements are described.
Crist, John B., Martin, Robert E.
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The bark of stone pine (Pinus pinea) from 50 year old trees grown in Portugal was submitted to grinding and fractioning into different particles sizes. The trees had a thick bark with an average 3,7 cm constituted mainly by the periderm and rhytidome (3 ...
Isabel Miranda +3 more
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Wood and bark structure in Buddleja: anatomical background of stem morphology. [PDF]
Frankiewicz KE +4 more
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