Form und Intensität des Termitenangriffes an Hölzern verschiedener Struktur und Rohdichte—Zweite Mitteilung Prüfungen von Hölzern mit verschiedener Jahrringbreite und verschiedenem Spätholzanteil

Schultze-Dewitz, G.

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“…Pines suitable for cutting will show solid wood of nearly an even ring structure and of this quality only in tree heights between 2 and 12 meters (SCHULTZE-DEWITZ et al 1988). Scots pine heartwood and its high durability against most of all wood degrading insects, are characterized by the formation of accessory and resinous constituents.…”

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The anatomy of wood and bark of Scots Pine. A review of literature

Schultze-Dewitz¹,

Koch²

2008

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Since one and a half century are known in the frame of an actual wood research a lot of investigations on wood of the European‐domestic tree species Norway Spruce [Picea abies (L.) Karst.] and Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.), that are with regard to their occurrence and utilization the most important ones. With a monographic treatment of Norway spruce 20 years ago there could be compiled characteristic structural features of wood and bark. But for the most distributed tree species Common or Scots pine it does not happen anything like that. Thus selected references shall inform on the relevant knowledge of its wooden and cortical tissues which could be held in recent times among others by 15 Fellows of the International Academy of Wood Science (IAWS). (© 2008 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)

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