European hardwoods versus Eucalyptus globulus as a raw material for pulping
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Ray tracheids in pinus radiata are more highly resistant to soft rot as compared to axial tracheids: relationship to lignin concentration
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Identification of transgenes from wood of genetically transformed poplar trees
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Seasonal influences on early wound reactions in Betula and Tilia
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