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1. Study On Biological Characters And Control Of Blue-Stain Fungi Of Sapwood
2. Unsteady-State Water Transporting Process Of Oak (Quercus Acutissima Carr.) In The Interface Of Soil-Plant-Atmosphere
3. Study On Water Consumption Characteristics Of The Populus Simonii And Robinia Pseudoacacie In Guan Ting Reservoir Area
4. A Study On The Sap Flow Rate Of Pinus Tabulaeformis Trees During Summer In Taiyue Mountain, Shanxi Province, China
5. Calculating Biomass And Carbon Storage Of Poplar Plantation Based On Tree Structure
6. Stem Respiration Spatial-temporal Dynamics And Characteristics Of Sapwood/heartwood Of Larix Gmelinii
7. Changes Of Structure And Performance Of Cell Walls During The Transformation From Sapwood To Heartwood Of Cunninghamia Lanceolata
8. The Variation Of The Artificial Larch And Pinus Sylvestris Internal Structure And Wood Density
9. Spatial Variations In Heartwood And Sapwood Of Stem And Branch For Larix Gmelinii Trees
10. The Variation Characteristics Of Heartwood And Sapwood Of Artificial Larix Gmelinii
11. Study On Transpiration And Water Consumption Of 4 Commonly Used Garden Trees
12. The Physico-chemical Properties Of Wood Debris Of Main Species In A Typical Mixed Broadleaved-Korean Pine Forest
13. Research On Detector For Sapwood Moisture Content Of Living Trees Based On Capacitance Method
14. Main Wood Characteristics And Selection Of Six Clones In Catalpa Bungei C.A.Mey
15. Improved techniques for measuring and estimating scaling factors used to aggregate forest transpiration
16. Application of green fluorescent protein (GFP) for studying interactions between Ophiostoma piceae and Trichoderma harzianum in freshly sawn Douglas-fir sapwood
17. Sapwood hydraulic characteristics of lodgepole pine, defined using Darcy's law, in relation to competitive position, height repression, and tree water use following thinning
18. Patterns of stem respiration within tree, with age, and among species in Pacific Northwest trees
19. Size-related variation in tree growth and physiology
20. Structure and hydraulic function of xylem in two tree species with contrasting amounts of sapwood, Pseudotsuga menziesii and Pinus ponderosa
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