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Cell-Wall-Engineered Wood Enabling Metal-and-Adhesive-Free Cross-Laminated Timber. [PDF]

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Comparative regulomics of wood formation across dicot and conifer trees. [PDF]

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Wood and Wood Products

1992
Wood has been utilized by humans since antiquity. Trees provided a source of many products required by early humans such as food, medicine, fuel, and tools. For example, the bark of the willow tree, when chewed, was used as a painkiller in early Greece and was the precursor of the present-day aspirin.
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Wood and Wood Chars

2007
The sections in this article are 1 Introduction 2 Whole Wood and its Major Components 3 Wood Chars 4 Biographical Sketch Related ...
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Triboelectrification of wood

2011 IEEE Industry Applications Society Annual Meeting, 2011
Triboelectrification between a variety of woods and polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) is studied. The saturation charge developed on a PTFE sphere rolling on inclined planes of 11 different commercially available woods was measured. The results suggest that the saturation charge levels are positively correlated with the area of contact.
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Wood and Wood Products

2012
Wood along with the outer portion of tree trunk (bark) [1] (Fig. 28.1) represents the bulk of forestry biomass materials and has been utilized by humans since antiquity. Trees provided a source of many products required by early humans such as food, medicine, fuel, and tools.
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Significance of wood extractives for wood bonding

Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, 2015
Wood contains primary extractives, which are present in all woods, and secondary extractives, which are confined in certain wood species. Extractives in wood play a major role in wood-bonding processes, as they can contribute to or determine the bonding relevant properties of wood such as acidity and wettability. Therefore, extractives play an immanent
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From Trees to Wood or Wood to Trees?

Journal of Surgical Research, 2008
Derish and Eastwood draw on years of combined experience helping surgeons write clearly for their intended readers [1]. Their approach is bottom-up, starting with words, then sentences, then paragraphs. They are to be congratulated for condensing into a small “clarity clinic” much of the material that has appeared in many monographs on the subject over
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