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Morgan, H.E. 1978. An industrialist looks at multiple forest uses. In: Proceedings of the 7th World Forestry Congress, Centro Cultural General San Martin; 1972 Oc- tober 4-18; Buenos Aires, Argentina. Buenos Aires, Ar- gentina; Instituto Forestal Nacional. 5:6799-6821. Mujica, F.D. 1978. Analysis of the variation in prices of willow in the Tigre produce market, Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina (Analisis de la variacion del precio de los sauces en el mercado de frutos del Tigre (Prov. de Buenos Aires, Argentina)). In: Proceedings of the 7th World Forestry Congress, Centro Cultural General San Martin; 1972 October 4-18; Buenos Aires, Argentina. Buenos Aires, Argentina; Instituto Forestal Nacional. 4/5:5410-5421. Napier, I.A. 1973. A brief history of the development of the hardwood industry in Belize. Coedwigwr. 26:36-43. Describes the history of the hardwood industry in Belize (British Honduras) from the 16th century to the present, with special reference to the importance of Logwood (Haematoxylon campechianum) and Mahogany (Swietenia macrophylla). Netherlands Royal Tropical Institute. 1979. An analysis of the constituent elements of functions and their costs in the international tropical timber trade. In: Economic Commission for Europe. Proceedings, Timber committee: seminar on the utilization of tropical hardwoods; 1979 May 15-18; Amsterdam, Netherlands. Royal Tropical Institute. TIM/SEM.8/R.2. 3 p. Nikles, D.G.; Burley, J.; Barnes, R.D., eds. 1978. Progress and problems of genetic improvement of tropical forest trees. In: Proceedings of a joint workshop; IUFRO working parties S2.02-08 and S2.03-01; 1977 April 4- 7, Queensland, Australia. Oxford, UK: Commonwealth Forestry Institute. 2 vols. 1066 p. Proceedings of a joint workshop held in Brisbane, Queens- land, Australia, April 4-7, 1977, by IUFRO working parties S2.02-08 (tropical species provenances) and S2.03-01 (Breeding tropical species). The 110 papers covered five topics: 1. Wood quality of tropical species in relation to provenance and tree breeding; 2. Pulp, paper, and timber properties of plantation-grown tropical pines; 3. Selection and genetics; 4. Population-environment interactions; and 5. Provenance trials and breeding programs. Ninin-S.,L. 1974. Some important aspects of the production of sawn wood in the country (Algunos aspectos relevantes de la produccion de madera aserrada en el pais). Merida, Venezuela: Lab. Nac. de Productos Forestales. Revista Forestal Venezolana. 17(24):21-28. Describes the main reasons why little progress has been made in developing the production of sawn timber in Venezuela in spite of publicized work by the National For- est Products Laboratory on the properties and potential uses of tree species previously considered as marginal, and in spite of government insistence that a greater range of timbers should be used. Recommendations are given to aid this situation. Nock, H.P. 1979. Brazil’s paper and cellulose program. (Brasiliens Papier- und Zellstoffprogramm). State Tech. Sch., Hamburg, German Federal Republic. Allgemeine Forstzeitschrift. 29:800-803. Describes the National Paper and Cellulose Program that is designed to develop self-sufficiency in paper manufacture for Brazil and produce a favorable balance of trade in pulp and paper. The author predicts an annual pulp production increase from 0.4 million t in 1977 to 3.0 million t in 1982. Dependence on foreign investment and large-scale afforesta- tion schemes (in Eucalyptus and Pinus spp.) is required to accomplish the goals. The greatest growth is expected in bleached sulphate pulp derived from Eucalyptus plantations in southeastern Brazil. Oldeman, R.; Boerboom, J. 1979. A life-insurance policy on tropical timber resources (Vers une assurance-vie des ressources en bois tropicaux). In: Economic Commis- sion for Europe. Proceedings, Timber committee: seminar on the utilization of tropical hardwoods, 1979 May 15-18; Amsterdam, Netherlands. ECE Rep. TIM/SEM.8/R.7. 6 p. Oldeman, R.A.A., ed. 1982. Tropical hardwood utilization: practice and prospects. The Hague, Netherlands: Martinus Nijhoff/Dr. W. Junk Publishers. Forest Sciences Series. 584 p. A book based on a seminar organized by the Timber Com- mittee of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe in 1979. The 40 chapters are arranged under 5 section headings listed by editor, title, and page. Fontaine, R.G. Section I. Tropical hardwood resources: 19-142; Guil- lard, J. Section II. Tropical hardwood markets and market- ing: 143-323; Brazier, J.D. Section III. End-uses of tropical hardwoods: 325-433; Menon, K.D. Section IV. Grading and standardization: 435-526; Overbeek, A. Section V. Tropical hardwood expertise-international cooperation: 527-574. Osgood, J.R. 1979. Tropical timber: an importer’s point of view. Unasylva. 31(124):26-28. Pan American Union. 1967. Study of agricultural education, investigation, and extension, 1965: Inter-American Committee for Agricultural Development; United Nations Development Program, Ecuador; Junta Nacional de Plani- ficacion y Coordinacion Economica. Washington, DC: Pan American Union: 47. Pandolfo, Clara. 1978. The Brazilian Amazaon forest (A floresta Amazonica brasileira) Superintendencia do De- senvolvimento da Amazonia). Departamento de Recursos Naturais Belem, SUDAM. 69 p. Ponce, R.H. 1982. Review of the wood and wood products industry in selected countries in Latin America. A paper prepared in advance of the 1st UNIDO consultation on the wood and wood products industry; 1982 October 4-8; Sao Paulo, Brazil. Geneva, Switzerland: United Nations Industrial Development Organization. ID/WG.380/1. 138 p. Describes market and trade for: Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Guyana, Mexico, Paraguay, and Peru. Potma, H.L. 1977. Projections of demand for sawn wood in Brazil, 1975-2000 (Projecoes de demanda de madeira serrada no Brasil, 1975-2000). Brasilia, Brazil: Instituto Brasileiro de Desenvolvimento Florestal. Serie Tecnica. 3. Preston, S.B. 1978. Information requirements for ex- panding markets for tropical woods. In: Proceedings of 117
the 7th World Forestry Congress, Centro Cultural Gen- eral San Martin; 1972 October 4-18; Buenos Aires, Ar- gentina. Buenos Aires, Argentina; Instituto Forestal Na- cional. 5 : 6420-6425. Pringle, S.L. 1979. The outlook for tropical wood imports. Rome, Italy: Food and Agriculture Organization. Unasylva. 31 (125): 10-18. Examines tropical wood imports into the USA by type of product and source, projecting future prospects in relation to source country policies and domestic markets. Quinonez-O., J.; Zerecero-L., G. 1981. Forest resources of Durango (Recursos forestales de Durango). Mex- ico, D.F., Mexico: Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales. Ciencia Forestal. 6(31):43-55. Describes, primarily for 1980, the statistics on the forest products industry in the state of Durango in NW Mexico. Quintana, M.E.; Enriquez, B.E.; Martinez-B., A.E. 1978. Supply of wooden sleepers for Mexican railways (Abastecimiento en durmientes de madera para ferrocar- riles de Mexico). Mexico, D.F., Mexico: Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales. Ciencia Forestal. 3(14):3-19. Data up to 1978 are given on the availability of wooden sleepers for the Mexican State Railways. Sufficient timber is believed to be available in the country to meet the annual requirement of about 4.6 million sleepers. It is con- cluded that wooden sleepers are more economical than ce- ment sleepers. Suggestions are made for improving sleeper production. Reitz, R.; Klein, R.M.; Reis, A. 1978. Santa Catarina woods-survey of native forest species in Santa Catarina with the potential for growth and development. (Projeto madeiro de Santa Catarina - Levantamento das especies florestais nativas em Santa Catarina com a possibilidade de incremento e desenvolvimento). Itajai, Santa Catarina, Brazil. Herbario Barbosa Rodriques. 320 p. The special commemorative issue describes the original forest vegetation of the state of Santa Catarina and lists the 72 families and 713 species of trees and shrubs held in the herbarium. Descriptions and illustrations of the plants are given with information on growth habitat, economic uses, and potential. Rendel, B.J. 1969. World Timbers, Vol. 2, North and South America (including Central America and the West Indies). London, United Kingdom: Ernest Benn Ltd. and Toronto, ON, Canada: University of Toronto Press. 150 p. Ribeiro, H.; Machado, L.M.G. 1981. Contribution of the forestry sector to the Brazilian export market (Con- tribuicao do setor florestal ao comercio exterior Brasileiro). Brasilia, Brazil: Instituto Brasileiro de Desenvolvimento Florestal: 55. Describes the volume of exports and imports of wood and wood products for the period 1975-1980 for Brazil and dis- cusses trends. Ribeiro, H.; Machado, L.M.G. 1982. Contribution of the forestry sector to Brazilian foreign trade (Contribucao do setor florestal ao comercio exterior brasileiro). Brasilia, Brazil: IBDF. Brad Florestal. 12(49):7-22. 118 Describes, with statistics, the contribution of various seg- ments of the forest products industry to foreign trade by Brazil. Most of the data are from 1975 to 1982. The fig- ures show that in 1980 the balance of trade was a positive $650,000. Ribeiro, J., De R. 1971. Maranhao and its vegetation. Brasil Florestal. 2(5):9-20. Describes the vegetation types and the most important tree species in seven physiographic regions of the state of Maranhao, Brazil. The species most commonly used for wood products are listed, and the timber resource situation is discussed. Riedesel, B.H. 1976. Utilization of forests in Venezuela (Utilizacion de bosques en Venezuela). Merida, Venezuela: FAO Rep. VEN/72/019, Documento de Trabajo. 1:48. Describes the present state of forest exploitation in Venezuela, under the main headings: supply of raw ma- terials for forest products; basic methods of forest admin- istration; the forest law; rules under the forest law for the provision of sawmills; permits for short-term exploitation; contracts for long-term exploitation; rules regarding minimum diameters; and taxing of transport of forest products. Recommendations are made for improving and simplify- ing the system of permits and contracts, rationalizing the application of minimum diameter limits and replacing the existing multiple checks on exploitation by one effective check. Rojas-C., V. 1979. Some aspects of wood utilization in Costa Rica (Algunos aspectos sobre la utilizacion de la madera en Costa Rica). In: Chavarria, M., ed. Proceed- ings, International symposium on forest science and its contribution to the development of tropical America (Simposio internacional sobre las Ciencias Forestales y su Contribu- cion al Desarrollo de la America Tropical); 1979 October 11-17; San Jose, Costa Rica. Describes different species of Costa Rica and their uses. Saelzer, B.F. 1974. International treaties of Chile regarding forest and timber policy. In: Charlas y Conferencias 2. Valdivia, Chile: Instituto de Manejo y Economica Forestal: 35-48. A general account of various international agreements or treaties (bilateral and multilateral) entered into by Chile, that relate directly or indirectly to forest policy and the wood industry, conservation, labor matters, etc. Sandermann, H. W. 1970. National Forestry School, Cu- ritiba, Brazil: Laboratory for wood technology. FAO Rep. FOI: SF/BRA 4. Tech. Rep. 2:33. Describes the Brazilian National Forestry School at Cu- ritiba in the context of the state of forestry and forest products in the country. The facilities for forestry education and research for Brazil are discussed with recommendations for improved education in forestry and forest products. Santos-V., J.E. de los. 1982. Training requirements for personnel in the forest products industry: Progress, limita- tions, and perspectives (Determinacion de necesidades de capacitacion de productores forestales: avances, limitaciones
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Anon. 1978. Chilean woods. Rauli- N
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(Estrutura das madeiras brasilieras
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National Biotic Resources Research
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England: Timber Research and Develo
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The international standards for phy
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of each species. Photomicrographs o
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Martin, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Vo
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Gayella splendens (A. DC.) Aubr., t
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oriental del Paraguay). FAO Report
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Includes coverage of P. arizonica,
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propiedades fisicas y mecanicas de
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Richter, H.G. 1979. On the occurren
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Souza, J.P. de.; Oliveira, A.L.P.C.
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Vales, M.A.; Cameras, R. 1987. Anat
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Sawmilling and Machining Saw design
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FAO. 1970. Development of the sawmi
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Kernan, H.S. 1951. Forestry in Boli
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Norlander, N. 1985. Saw specificati
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Wood Drying Air and kiln drying (se
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(Centro de Investigaciones y Capaci
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Torres-S., L. 1973. Design for a lu
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Arroyo-P., J. 1970. Properties and
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Creosote-treated southern pine and
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xilofagos). Mexico, D.F., Mexico: F
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Jones, S.C.; Carter, F.L.; Mauldin,
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Milano, S.; Lepage, E.S.; Cavalcant
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