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International Wood Products Journal, 2020
Stalk and leaf midrib particles with size
Juanito P. Jimenez +2 more
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Stalk and leaf midrib particles with size
Juanito P. Jimenez +2 more
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Journal of wood chemistry and technology
This study evaluated the lethal effects of wood dust from three Eucalyptus species and Corymbia citriodora on Macrotermes subhyalinus and identified the active compounds contained therein.
Olaniyi Thomas Alamu +2 more
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This study evaluated the lethal effects of wood dust from three Eucalyptus species and Corymbia citriodora on Macrotermes subhyalinus and identified the active compounds contained therein.
Olaniyi Thomas Alamu +2 more
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International Wood Products Journal
Wood biodegradation poses a significant obstacle to its utilisation as a raw material, driving the search for more effective and sustainable preservatives.
Cristiano Souza Do Nascimento +6 more
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Wood biodegradation poses a significant obstacle to its utilisation as a raw material, driving the search for more effective and sustainable preservatives.
Cristiano Souza Do Nascimento +6 more
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Journal of Animal Ecology, 2022
1. Fire regimes are expected to change with climate change, resulting in a crucial need to understand the specific ways in which variable fire regimes impact important contributors to ecosystem functioning, such as mound-building termites. Termite mounds
Evan G. Hockridge +3 more
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1. Fire regimes are expected to change with climate change, resulting in a crucial need to understand the specific ways in which variable fire regimes impact important contributors to ecosystem functioning, such as mound-building termites. Termite mounds
Evan G. Hockridge +3 more
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, 2020
The mechanical and physical properties of timber product slow-down its popularity in comparison to non-renewable materials in construction industry.
Nishal Ashvin Solanki +2 more
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The mechanical and physical properties of timber product slow-down its popularity in comparison to non-renewable materials in construction industry.
Nishal Ashvin Solanki +2 more
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Decay and termite resistance of plywood treated with various fire retardants
Building and Environment, 2007This study evaluated the ability of white and brown rot fungi and termites to decompose fire retardant-treated (FRT) or untreated-plywood by measuring mass loss. Plywood was manufactured using Ekaba (Tetraberlinia bifoliolata Harms.) veneers which were previously treated with either boric acid, borax, mono-ammonium phosphate (MAP), or di-ammonium ...
Nami Kartal +2 more
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Ecology, Behavior and Evolution of Disease Resistance in Termites
2010The nesting and feeding habits of termites create the risk of contact with microbial and invertebrate pathogens and parasites. Additionally, termite life history can result in cyclical decreases in nestmate genetic heterogeneity, increasing susceptibility to parasites, and sociality may elevate transmission rates of infection within colonies.
Rebeca B. Rosengaus +2 more
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Blockboard with boron-treated veneers: laboratory decay and termite resistance tests
International Biodeterioration and Biodegradation, 2005This study is evaluated by measuring the weight loss, and the ability of white- and brown-rot fungi and termites to attack untreated and boron-treated blockboard manufactured using untreated fir (Abies bornmulleriana M.) strips sandwiched between Ekaba (Tetraberlinia bifoliolata Harms.) veneers at final assembly.
Nami Kartal, Nadir Ayrilmis
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THE PERSISTENCE AND TERMITE RESISTANCE OF CREOSOTE AND ITS CONSTITUENT FRACTIONS
Journal of the South African Forestry Association, 1944AT risk of entering, as comparative laymen, into a controversy which has been waged for many years by workers who have specialised in the subject, we present the results of a few tests on the persistence of creosote and its constituent fractions, carried out at the Forest Products Institute, Pretoria.
P. J.A. LOSEBY, P. M.D. KROGH
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