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Understanding the demographics of U.S. woodturners and their knowledge of spalted wood

International Wood Products Journal, 2019
ABSTRACTWoodworkers have used spalted wood (wood decayed and coloured by fungi) for marquetry and intarsia for over 500 years.
Patricia Teresa Vega Gutierrez
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Complexity of biodegradation patterns in spalted wood and its influence on the perception of US woodturners

European Journal of Wood and Wood Products, 2020
Figured woods (wood with frequent grain deviation) and spalted woods (wood with internal coloration from wood-decaying fungi, whether white rots, brown rots, or soft rots) are prevalent in both historic and modern woodworking. Both materials present a machining challenge, spalted wood in particular due to the decay caused by the inhabiting fungi ...
Patricia Vega Gutierrez
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Producing Spalted Alder Wood in Yunnan, China

Forest Products Journal, 2019
Abstract Given the demand for environmentally friendly wood stains, dyeing by fungi has come to light as a suitable process for staining wood, textiles, and other materials. The identification of fungi capable of producing spalted wood merits considerable effort by researchers, and some spalted color or styles found on wood in the wild cannot ...
Haishan He   +4 more
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Spalting colorants as dyes for wood stabilizers

Journal of Coatings Technology Research, 2019
Spalted wood stabilization through various heat-treated resins has become a popular method for dealing with heavily decayed wood that no longer has enough structure to be usable. Among the most popular resins are the solutions of mixed methacrylated esters, which are often tinted with synthetic colorants to add an artificial colored layer to zone line ...
Patricia Vega Gutierrez
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Spalted beech wood

The Mycologist, 1994
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Potential of spalting moderate value wood species in Peru

International Wood Products Journal, 2015
This study was performed to determine if several moderately utilised Peruvian hardwoods had potential for spalting applications. Authors applied a modified decay jar methodology with six native Peruvian woods and three fungi, with a period of incubation of 6 weeks. Results showed that Nigrospora sphaerica and marupa (Simarouba amara) showed the highest
S. M. Vega Gutiérrez, S. C. Robinson
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Wood preference of spalting fungi in urban hardwood species

International Biodeterioration & Biodegradation, 2011
Five fungal species representing the three major spalting categories were inoculated onto wood of five different urban tree species with low to moderate economic value. Sugar maple (Acer saccharum) was also inoculated to serve as a control. Test samples were evaluated both internally and externally for spalting.
Sara C. Robinson   +2 more
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Stimulating Production of Pigment-Type Secondary Metabolites from Soft Rotting Wood Decay Fungi (“Spalting” Fungi)

2019
A small group of soft rotting wood decay fungi produce extracellular pigments as secondary metabolites in response to stress and as a means of resource capture. These fungi are collectively known as "spalting fungi" and have been used in wood art for centuries.
R C, Van Court, Seri C, Robinson
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