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Ursula Kües (Ed.) Wood Production, Wood Technology, and Biotechnological Impacts Except where otherwise noted, this work is licensed under a Creative Commons License
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Page 5 and 6: Ursula Kües (Ed.) Wood Production,
Page 7 and 8: Contents Contents Contributors ....
Page 9: Contents Part V - Panel Boards and
Page 12 and 13: 6 Conrtributors Prof. Dr. Achim Doh
Page 14 and 15: 8 Conrtributors Sudhakar Peddireddi
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Page 21 and 22: Molecular Wood Biotechnology 1. Mol
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Page 25 and 26: Molecular Wood Biotechnology To new
Page 27 and 28: Molecular Wood Biotechnology identi
Page 29 and 30: Molecular Wood Biotechnology litter
Page 31 and 32: Molecular Wood Biotechnology effici
Page 33 and 34: Molecular Wood Biotechnology warth,
Page 35 and 36: Molecular Wood Biotechnology the DA
Page 37 and 38: Molecular Wood Biotechnology Hiscoc
Page 39 and 40: Molecular Wood Biotechnology Kües,
Page 41 and 42: Molecular Wood Biotechnology Progra
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Page 47: Part II Part II - Wood as a Resourc
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46 A Area (1000 ha) B Additional sh
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48 Growing stock (m 3 ) in millions
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50 H. Spellmann & I. Kehr The Germa
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52 H. Spellmann & I. Kehr The model
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54 Growing stock (1,000 m 3 ; o.b.)
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Wood Production in the Tropics 3. D
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Wood Production in the Tropics Tabl
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Wood Production in the Tropics Volu
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Wood Production in the Tropics aver
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Wood Production in the Tropics Volu
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Wood Production in the Tropics Effe
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Wood Production in the Tropics Grow
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Wood Production in the Tropics It i
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Forest Plantations 4. Forest Planta
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Forest Plantations Table 1 Forest l
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Forest Plantations 5 m³ ha -1 yr -
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Forest Plantations ly high, plantat
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Forest Plantations ated by private
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Forest Plantations Küster, H. (199
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86 A. Hüttermann & J.O. Metzger li
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88 A. Hüttermann & J.O. Metzger (h
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90 A. Hüttermann & J.O. Metzger Ta
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92 Survival (%) 100 90 80 70 60 50
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94 A. Hüttermann & J.O. Metzger 50
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96 A. Hüttermann & J.O. Metzger
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98 A. Hüttermann & J.O. Metzger Ma
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100 A. Majcherczyk & A. Hüttermann
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118 T. Teichmann et al. time of tre
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120 Agrobacterium Plant cell T-DNA
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122 T. Teichmann et al. promoters w
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124 T. Teichmann et al. formation o
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126 T. Teichmann et al. The mechani
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128 T. Teichmann et al. Taken toget
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130 T. Teichmann et al. Biotic stre
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132 T. Teichmann et al. presence of
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134 T. Teichmann et al. Birch, R.G.
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136 T. Teichmann et al. activity ha
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138 T. Teichmann et al. Strohm, M.,
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Part III Part III - New Biological
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144 R. Finkeldey et al. ciples of s
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146 R. Finkeldey et al. an identifi
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148 R. Finkeldey et al. ry prerequi
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150 A case study: Tropical dipteroc
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152 R. Finkeldey et al. same indivi
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154 R. Finkeldey et al. lowland dip
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156 R. Finkeldey et al. develop cos
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158 R. Finkeldey et al. Parducci, L
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160 P.J. Hoegger & U. Kües infecte
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162 P.J. Hoegger & U. Kües himanti
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164 P.J. Hoegger & U. Kües Organis
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166 P.J. Hoegger & U. Kües ITS typ
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168 P.J. Hoegger & U. Kües Table 1
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170 P.J. Hoegger & U. Kües week) m
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172 10000 8000 6000 5000 4000 3000
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174 P.J. Hoegger & U. Kües Eikenes
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176 P.J. Hoegger & U. Kües Martin,
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FTIR Microscopy 10. Fourier Transfo
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FTIR Microscopy Rocking Symmetrical
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FTIR Microscopy Absorbance 0.35 0.3
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FTIR Microscopy Infrared beam θ Sa
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FTIR Microscopy in wood technology
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FTIR Microscopy v r w S.c. Fig. 5 F
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FTIR Microscopy Absorbance Wood Myc
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FTIR Microscopy Blanchette, R.A., A
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FTIR Microscopy Marchessault, R.H.
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Volatiles and Wood 11. Volatile Org
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Volatiles and Wood cing the VOC emi
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Volatiles and Wood lighaus & Schüt
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Volatiles and Wood A B C D 25·10 5
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Volatiles and Wood Table 1 VOC clas
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Volatiles and Wood Tilia platyphyll
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Volatiles and Wood Table 4 VOCs rel
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Volatiles and Wood maple, birch, oa
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Volatiles and Wood worldwide about
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Volatiles and Wood Techniques for a
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Volatiles and Wood will be necessar
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Volatiles and Wood Literature Ahear
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Volatiles and Wood Farag, M.A., Fok
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Volatiles and Wood Keshri, G., Maga
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Volatiles and Wood Pichette, A., Ga
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Volatiles and Wood Tjeerdsma, B.F.,
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Biological Monitoring of Pollutants
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Chemical Wood Protection 13. Wood P
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Chemical Wood Protection Wood prese
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Chemical Wood Protection Rel. Amoun
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Chemical Wood Protection Cu(OH)CuAs
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Chemical Wood Protection yields a s
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Chemical Wood Protection Emulsions/
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Chemical Wood Protection Irmschler,
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274 U. Kües et al. Fig. 1 Wood spo
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276 U. Kües et al. duct of a singl
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278 U. Kües et al. tively treat mo
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280 U. Kües et al. within the host
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282 U. Kües et al. vent wood spoil
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284 U. Kües et al. Biological cont
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286 U. Kües et al. number of comme
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288 U. Kües et al. Bruce, A., Stew
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290 U. Kües et al. Huckfeldt, T.,
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292 U. Kües et al. Raynal, J., Sal
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294 U. Kües et al. Williams, H.L.
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Panel Boards 15. Panel Boards and C
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Panel Boards Plywood OSB Other 21%
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Panel Boards Particle boards today
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Panel Boards cles in the United Sta
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Panel Boards Plywood million m³ 20
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Panel Boards Addition reaction NH2
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Panel Boards the produced panel boa
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Panel Boards OH + CH 2O OH - H + R
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Panel Boards A R N C O R N C O + HO
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Panel Boards Table 2 Tests for part
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Panel Boards Fig. 13 Universal test
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Panel Boards behaviour with white-r
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Panel Boards A B C D E F G H 321
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Panel Boards A B C D Fig. 18 The MD
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Panel Boards A B C E Fig. 20 The pr
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Panel Boards the bunker 2. J. Conve
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Panel Boards and NOx emissions (Saw
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Panel Boards thawing would need to
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Panel Boards Casset, A., Purohit, A
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Panel Boards European standard EN 3
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Panel Boards Han, G.P., Umemura, K.
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Panel Boards Kim, S., Kim, H.J., Ki
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Panel Boards Mo, X.Q., Cheng, E.Z.,
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Panel Boards Salvadó, J., Velazque
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Panel Boards Wang, S.Y., Yang, T.H.
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Natural Binders 16. Natural Binders
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Natural Binders however considered
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Natural Binders tional resins in or
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Natural Binders dry matter (Mayer &
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Natural Binders A Swelling in thick
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Natural Binders character. Physical
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Natural Binders and environmentally
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Natural Binders 2007). These variou
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Natural Binders 1998b, Tahir et al.
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Natural Binders Chapter 18 of this
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Natural Binders occurring when usin
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Natural Binders Boerjan, W., Ralph,
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Natural Binders Felby, C., Nielsen,
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Natural Binders Kalapathy, U., Hett
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Natural Binders Leiva, P., Cianname
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Natural Binders Pan, Z.L., Cathcart
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Natural Binders Sun, X.Z. & Bian, K
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Natural Binders Widsten, P., Laine,
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384 P.J. Hoegger et al. nents of pl
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386 P.J. Hoegger et al. Table 1 con
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388 A H2O B LiPI S LiP-H 2 O 2 H 2
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390 P.J. Hoegger et al. and substit
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392 P.J. Hoegger et al. original ph
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394 4 P.J. Hoegger et al. Pentoses
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396 Galactoglucomannans → 4-β-D-
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398 P.J. Hoegger et al. kind of woo
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400 P.J. Hoegger et al. Laccases La
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402 P.J. Hoegger et al. Diano et al
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404 P.J. Hoegger et al. ascomycetou
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406 P.J. Hoegger et al. both, C. ci
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408 250 kDa MW 10 kDa β-glucosidas
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410 P.J. Hoegger et al. Novel types
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412 P.J. Hoegger et al. fered by ge
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414 P.J. Hoegger et al. Bateman, A.
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416 P.J. Hoegger et al. transmissio
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418 P.J. Hoegger et al. Giardina, P
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420 P.J. Hoegger et al. Houborg, K.
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422 P.J. Hoegger et al. Kilaru, S.,
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424 P.J. Hoegger et al. Majcherczyk
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426 P.J. Hoegger et al. Otterbein,
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428 P.J. Hoegger et al. Schönberg,
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430 P.J. Hoegger et al. Tomšovský
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432 P.J. Hoegger et al. Young, L. &
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434 U. Kües et al. adhesives (Khar
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436 A B C U. Kües et al. Fig. 3 Su
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438 Absorption, 280 nm 80 70 60 50
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440 Wood fibre Enzymatic incubation
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442 U. Kües et al. In addition to
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444 A B C U. Kües et al. Fig. 8 Sc
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446 U. Kües et al. production proc
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448 U. Kües et al. suggested by Ni
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450 U. Kües et al. excellent techn
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452 U. Kües et al. Fig. 10 Develop
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454 A B C D U. Kües et al. Fig. 12
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456 U. Kües et al. The maximum all
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458 U. Kües et al. Barsberg, S. (2
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460 U. Kües et al. Felby, C., Oles
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462 U. Kües et al. Kharazipour, A.
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464 U. Kües et al. Nimz, H., Ravzi
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466 U. Kües et al. Vasilauskas, R.
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Enzyme Production 19. Production of
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Enzyme Production might help to sig
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Enzyme Production A B cell growth X
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Enzyme Production Table 1 Propertie
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Enzyme Production Table 2 Examples
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Enzyme Production Applications of f
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Enzyme Production tation, usually w
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Enzyme Production Table 4 continued
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Enzyme Production sugar concentrati
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Enzyme Production Laccase productio
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Enzyme Production Laccase activity
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Enzyme Production pYSKx lcc amp r A
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Enzyme Production Chávez, R., Bull
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Enzyme Production Gessesse, A. & Ma
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Enzyme Production Kennedy, M. & Kro
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Enzyme Production Mayer, A.M. & Sta
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Enzyme Production Rezende, M.I., Ba
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Enzyme Production Stephens, D.E., R
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Enzyme Production Yang, S.Q., Yan,
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510 A. Kharazipour & U. Kües Fig.
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512 Panel boards from used furnitur
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514 A. Kharazipour & U. Kües The
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518 A. Kharazipour & U. Kües ken i
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520 A. Kharazipour & U. Kües be re
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522 A. Kharazipour & U. Kües therm
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528 A. Kharazipour & U. Kües Augie
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532 A. Kharazipour & U. Kües Rivel
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Part VI Part VI - Other Commodities
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538 Billion of people or ha 10 9 8
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540 CH 3O R R O CH 3O CH 2OH CH CHO
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556 M. Rühl & U. Kües 2007) that,
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558 M. Rühl & U. Kües Table 2 The
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560 A B C Self-fertile homokaryon B
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562 Spore formation and post-meioti
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564 M. Rühl & U. Kües tion of a f
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566 Strain isolation, maintenance a
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568 M. Rühl & U. Kües Table 3 Sub
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570 A B C M. Rühl & U. Kües Fig.
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572 M. Rühl & U. Kües on low leve
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574 M. Rühl & U. Kües nowadays of
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576 M. Rühl & U. Kües based subst
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580 M. Rühl & U. Kües Chong, C. (
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582 M. Rühl & U. Kües Larraya, L.
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584 M. Rühl & U. Kües Royse, D.J.
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586 M. Rühl & U. Kües Zent, E.L.,
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588 U. Kües et al. large amounts o
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590 day 1 day 2 day 3 day 4 day 5 d
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592 Basidiospores Basidium Fruiting
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594 A B U. Kües et al. Fig. 5 A. T
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596 U. Kües et al. fungal laccases
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598 U. Kües et al. mutant compleme
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600 U. Kües et al. Binninger, D.M.
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602 U. Kües et al. Hoegger, P.J.,
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604 U. Kües et al. Lu, B.C. (1974)
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606 U. Kües et al. Srivilai, P. (2
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Peat Substitutes and Pot Plant Cont
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