Studies on Wood Quality and Growth of Quercus rubra in Korea - Anatomical Properties -

한무석,; 이진리,; 김지수,; 신수정,; 김병로,

doi:10.5658/wood.2015.43.4.421

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“…Diverse studies have been conducted on oak wood, including those on anatomical, physical, mechanical, and chemical properties (Kim et al, 2006;Han et al, 2015;Kim et al, 2015;Chang et al, 2017;. On the other hand, studies on trees damaged by oak wilt disease are somewhat limited to pest control, physical, and mechanical characteristics (Kim et al, 2011;Son et al, 2014;Kim et al, 2016;Kim et al, 2020).…”

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Comparison of Anatomical Characteristics for Wood Damaged by Oak Wilt and Sound Wood from Quercus mongolica

Seok¹,

Mi²,

Park³

2020

Journal of the Korean Wood Science and Technology

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The aim of this study was to investigate the anatomical characteristics of Quercus mongolica infested by oak wilt disease. To analysis the anatomical characteristics of the wood specimens infested by the oak wilt, the anatomical structures of an infected wood, a dead wood, and sound wood were observed at 10-year-old intervals from 10 to 50 annual rings using both an optical and a scanning electron microscope. The fiber length was measured in units of 5 annual rings from the pith, and the diameter of the vessel element and the ratio of the vessel including the tyloses were measured for each 10 annual ring. In the cross section, on the infected and dead wood specimens, mycelium was also observed with the tyloses in the vessel. There was no signification difference between the wood specimens in the fiber length and the vessel diameter of the vessel element. The fiber length was not difference after 20-30 annual rings which is a part of juvenile wood. The average of the vessel ratio including tyloses in the infected wood was the highest. Especially, the ratio of tyloses was the highest 40-50 annual rings in the infected wood and the dead wood. Therefore, the large difference between the infested wood by oak wilt and the sound wood was the ratio of tyloses. This result can be used as a basic data to utilize the infested wood.

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Comparison of Anatomical Characteristics for Wood Damaged by Oak Wilt and Sound Wood from Quercus mongolica

Seok¹,

Mi²,

Park³

2020

Journal of the Korean Wood Science and Technology

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Studies on Wood Quality and Growth of Alnus glutinosa in Korea - Anatomical Properties -

김민지¹,

김병로²

2016

Journal of the Korean Wood Science and Technology

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In this study, relationship between seed origin and growth rate of Alnus glutinosa from different seed collection (Yugoslovia, ltaly, United Kingdom, Bulgaria) was investigated with focused on anatomical properties as wood fiber length, vessel element length and diameter. Alnus glutinosa showed diffuse-porous wood with scalariform perforation in alternate pitting. Ray height was 9∼11 in tangential section and ray number were 16∼26 in cross section. There were no differences on latewood focused on wood fiber length, length and diameter of vessel element, but difference on earlywood. Other than Yugoslavian seed, there was better growth rate with shorter wood fiber and vessel element length on latewood. However, seed from Yugoslovain showed better growth rate with longer wood fiber and vessel element length than other 3 seed orgins.

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Studies on Wood Quality and Growth of Quercus rubra in Korea - Anatomical Properties -

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Comparison of Anatomical Characteristics for Wood Damaged by Oak Wilt and Sound Wood from Quercus mongolica

Comparison of Anatomical Characteristics for Wood Damaged by Oak Wilt and Sound Wood from Quercus mongolica

Studies on Wood Quality and Growth of Alnus glutinosa in Korea - Anatomical Properties -

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