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Plantation rubber in the new world
Economic Botany, 1947The exigencies of the recent war induced the establishment of rubber plantations in the New World, of which there may now be 30,000 acres in the Island of Haiti, Mexico, Central America and northern South America.
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Biodiesel Production Potential Using Rubber Plantation Residue
2014Worldwide biodiesel production has increased rapidly in the past decade. Currently, more than 95% of the biodiesel produced globally is from edible oils such as rapeseed, sunflower, palm and soybean. However, the desirable feedstock oil for biodiesel production is non-edible oil. The rubber seed oil (RSO) is a well-known non-edible oil currently not
Yanagida, T. +5 more
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The Tensile Strength of Java Plantation Rubber
Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 1930Abstract In 1927 rumors were heard from different sides regarding a supposed decrease in tensile strength of plantation rubber. These took such a form that The India Rubber Journal took the matter in hand and published a review of data, furnished by different manufacturers and experts.
O. de Vries, R. Riebl
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Plantation Studies of Crude Rubber Variation
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 1934Abstract 1. A comparison of the results of the present work with that of previous investigators shows that certain natural and processing variations have the same effect on a Captax-accelerated stock as they have on a rubber-sulfur stock. 2.
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Rubber Plantations of the Middle East
1932(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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Rubber flux : CO2, water and energy budget of rubber plantations in Thailand [PDF]
, 2007 Rubber Flux aims at providing a complete picture of CO2, water and energy budget of a rubber plantation in Eastern Thailand. Beyond the evaluation of the fluxes, our purpose is to partition them among the different components of the plantation ecosystem (canopy, trunks, roots, under storey, soil) and the different functions (photosynthesis, respiration.
Thaler, Philippe +7 more
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Visit to Mr. Dunman's Rubber Plantation
1923The Singapore Naturalist, Volume 1, Issue 2, pp ...
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Fertilizer Management for Sustainable Rubber Plantation
20102, 5, Journal of Yala Rajabhat ...
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The Politics of Rubber Plantations
This chapter explores the politics of rubber plantations in the Northwest, focusing on the consequences of land contributions made by villagers to rubber companies like the Sơn La Rubber Joint-Stock Company and the Điện Biên Rubber Joint-Stock Company. Villagers were promised 1o percent of latex revenue after contributing land and waiting over a decade,openaire +1 more source