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Santander, C.; Albertin, W. 1980. Anacardium excelsum, a timber species of the American tropics (Costa Rica) (Anacardium excelsum, especie forestal de los tropi- cos americanos) . Turrialba. SARH. (Secretaria de Agricultura Y Recursos Hidraulicos). 1985. Forest plantations (Plantaciones Forestales). In: Proceedings, 3a reunion nacional, memo- ria. Publ. Esp. No. 48. 1985 April. Mexico: SARH. INIF (Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales). Saudoval-Z., G.; Navarrete-A., J.; Zurita-E., R. 1986. Preliminary study of the physical-mechanical strength of sawn Pinus radiata without resin tapping. (Es- tudio preliminar de resistencia fisico- mecanica de madera aserrada y sin resuinar de Pinus radiata. Concepcion, Chile: Universidad del Biobio, CEDIF. 12 p. Senft, J.F.; Lucia, R.M.D. 1979. Increased utilization of tropical hardwoods through species-independent structural grading. Forest Products Journal. 29(6):22-28. Small, clear specimens of 3 Brazilian hardwoods: banak (Virola spp.), tachi (Tachigalia paniculatum), and pequia (Caryocar villosum) were tested to determine mean species values of MOR, MOE, and density. Ten-foot lengths of 2 by 4 in. and 2 by 6 in. were tested in bending. The data indicated that machine-stress-grading techniques are ap- plicable to grouped species of tropical hardwoods within the density range of 0.40 to 0.80 and that grading accu- racy is comparable with that of machine-graded commercial softwoods. Siemon, G.R. 1981. Effect of C.C.A.-preservative treatment on bending strength of small clear specimens of high- temperature- dried and air-dried Caribbean pine. Tech. Pap. 27. Queensland, Australia: Department of Forestry. 4 p. Describes static bending tests performed on samples of Pi- nus caribaea varieties caribaea, hondurensis, and bahamen- sis, treated with CCA. The treatment resulted in a small but significant loss of strength and stiffness. High temperature drying of the specimens reduced MOR in CCA-treated specimens. Appropriate grade classifications were assigned to the varieties based on strength according to the Stan- dards Association of Australia. Slooten, H.J. van der. 1968. Research and development of selected forest zones of Costa Rica (Investigacion y de- sarrollo de zonas forestales selectas de Costa Rica). Iforme sobre un Programa de ensayo de maderas, Proyecto UNDP 192. Turrialba, Costa Rica: FAO/IICA. 1-131. Slooten, H.J. van der; Corothie, H.; Arroyo-P., J. 1959. Anatomical characteristics and physical-mechanical properties of some species of wood of Brazil (Caracteristicas anatomicas y propiedades fisico-mecanicas de algunas especies maderables del Brasil). Boletin Technico de Instituto Forestales Lationoamericas Investigacious 10:39-93. Slooten, H.J. van der; Lisboa, C.D.J.; Pastore, F., Jr.; Sobral Filho, M. 1976. Forestry development and research. Brazil. Characteristics, properties, and engineering data of 16 commercial Amazon species. FAO Rep. Brasilia, Brazil: FO:DP/BRA/71/545 Field Doc. 20:73. Describes general wood characteristics, weight, strength properties, allowable stresses, shrinkage and drying, working properties, durability, preservation, and uses. Slooten, H.J. van der; Lisboa, C.D.J.; Sobral Filho, M.; Pastore, F., Jr. 1976. Forest tree species of Ama- zonia - Characteristics, properties, and mechanical data of wood (Especies florestais da Amazonia - caracteristicas, propriedades e dados de engenharia da madeira). FAO Rep. Brasilia, Brazil: Lab. de Prod. Florest., PRODE- PEF, PNUD/FAO/IBDF/BRA-45, Serie Tecnica. 6:90. Describes physical and mechanical properties, drying be- havior, treatability with preservatives, and tentative allowable stresses for the woods of 16 Amazon species. The range of variation in properties within each species is presented based on a wide distribution of samples throughout the Amazon region. The species included are: Astronium lecointei, Bagassa guianensis, Bowdichia nitida, Calophyl- lum brasiliense, Carapa guianensis, Caryocar spp., Cedrela spp., Copaifera spp., Cordia spp., Euxylophora paraensis, Manilkara spp., Mezilaurus itauba, Ocotea bracellensis, Platymiscium spp., Swietenia macrophylla, and Tabebuia Serratifolia. Slooten, H.J. van der; Martinez-E., P. 1959. Descrip- tion and properties of some Venezuelan woods (Descripcion y propiedades de algunas maderas venezolanas). Sec de Documentacion y Publicaciones. Merida, Venezuela: Insti- tute Forestal Latinamericano. 103 p. Slooten, H.J. van der; Richter, H.G.; Aune, J.E.; Llach-C., L. 1971. Properties and uses of 113 timber yielding species of Panama. FAO FO-UNDP/SF PAN/6 Rome. 3 vol. Part 1: Divided into sections covering physical and mechanical properties, drying characteristics, preservation, durability, evaluation of pulp and paper, and a list of the possible uses of the woods. Each section compares the woods with one another. Part 2: Presents the general characteristics of the wood, macro- and microscopic anatomy, and dimensions of the fibers. Also includes photomicrographs illustrating their anatomy. Part 3. Gives a description of the characteristics of selected woods. Each section provides information on a wood’s physical and mechanical properties, drying, and preserving characteristics. Comparative data of other woods of North and South America are also provided. Solari, F.S. 1952. Systematic study of the woods pro- duced in the province of Buenos Aires (Estudio sistemat- ica de las maderas producidas en la provincia de Buenos Aires). Publicaciones del Laboratrorio de Ensayos de mataeriales e Investigaciones Tecnologicas, Eva Peron. (Ser. 2) 42:25. Sotela M.J.; Carpio M.I.; Blanco R.L.; Cruz, M., L.; Altamirano-M., J.L.; Rivera, G., D. 1985. Study of 10 forest species of SARAPIQUI (Estudio de 10 especies forestales de SARAPIQUI). UCR-MAG-AID/515-t-032. San Jose, Costa Rica: Universidad de Costa Rica. 239 p. 31
Souza, J.P. de.; Oliveira, A.L.P.C. de; Souza, M.M. de. 1982. Contribution to the knowledge of the wood of Laguncularia racemosa (L.) Gaertn f. (Contribuicao ao conhecimento do lenho de Laguncularia racemosa (L.) Gaertn f. In: Malvesi, I.T.O., and others, eds. Proceedings of the national conference on native species; 1982, September 12-18; Campos do Jordao, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Sao Paulo, Brazil: Silvicultura em Sao Paulo. 16A(1):280-292. Souza, J.P. de; Pereira, S.A.; Lemos, M.B.N. 1982. Contributions to the knowledge of Rhizophora mangle Lin- naeus. wood (Contribuicao ao conhecimento da madeira de Rhizophora mangle Linnaeus. In: Malvesi, I.T.O., and others, eds. Proceedings of the national conference on native species; 1982, September 12-18; Campos do Jordao, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Sao Paulo, Brazil: Silvicultura em Sao Paulo. 16A(1):269-279. Describes the wood anatomy of white mangrove from Brazil. Standley, P.C. 1934. The Caobanilla tree of the Domini- can Republic. Tropical Woods. 40:15-17. The morphology and gross wood anatomy of Stahlia monosperma is discussed. Several uses of its wood are given. Stefanov, B.; Naidenova, Ts. 1974. Some tree species with valuable wood in Cuba. Gorsko Stopanstvo. 30(11,12):34-39, 48-51. Gives brief notes on the properties and uses of the wood of 48 commercial species of native trees in Cuba. These notes are taken from the authors’ compilation entitled Flora cubensis selecta (1974), a work based on A.J. Fors’ classic Maderas cubanas. Stern, W. 1978. Index xylariorum. Institutional wood collections of the world. 2. Taxon. 27(2/3):233-269. Stevenson, D.W. 1979. Systematic anatomy of Bahamian species of Bursera (Burseraceae). Journal of the Arnold Arboretum. 60(1):163-165. Describes the wood anatomy of stem sections from 3 species (Bursera inaguensis, B. frenningae, and B. simaruba) occurring in the Bahamas, Turks, and Caicos Islands, and in the Fairchild Tropical Garden, Miami, Florida. The woods showed similarities and differences. The differences, which include variable vessel diam., pres- ence of fibers in the secondary phloem, and arrangement of oil cells and resin canals, were used to construct a key. Surinam Forest Service. 1955. Surinam timber. Para- maribo, Surinam: Surinam Forest Service. 2d. ed. 97 p. Suss, H.; Vales, M.A. 1982. Pith flecks in the wood of Cuban tree species (Uber Markflecke im Holz kubanis- cher Baumarten). Berlin, E. Germany: Akademie. Feddes Repertorium. Describes pith flecks in the wood of Catalpa punctata and Guazuma ulmifolia and reports for the first time, the occur- rence of miners of the genus Phytobia, family Agromyzidae, Diptera. 32 Tainter, F.H. 1968. Microscopic identification of commercial Chilean woods (La identificaion microscopica de las maderas comerciales Chilenas). Special Pub. 3. Missoula, MT: Montana Forest and Conservation Station, School of Forestry, University of Montana. 27 p. Tamolang, F.N., ed. 1979. Wood quality and utilization of tropical species. Proceedings, International Union of Forestry Research Organizations (IUFRO) Conference; 1978 October 30-November 3; College, Laguna, Philippines. FORPRIDECOM. 386 p. Includes the keynote address and 44 papers presented at five sessions: Anatomical characteristics and wood properties; Wood quality problems associated with utilization; Identifying wood properties for processing and market- ing; Wood quality and utilization of tropical hardwoods; and Improving wood quality and final recovery of tropical species by silviculture, forest operation, and utilization. Teixeira, D.E.; Santana, M.A.E.; Souza, M.R de. 1988. Amazonian timbers for the international market. Yakohama, Japan: International Tropical Timber Orga- nization (ITTO). 78 p. Describes timbers available from the Brazilian Amazon for world markets. Teixeira, L.L. 1977. Botanic and dendrologic identification and wood anatomy of six euxylofloristic species in the southwesternpart of Parana State (Identificacao botanico- dendrologica e anatomica da madeira de seis especies eux- iloforas do sudoeste paranaense). Curitiba, Brazil: Floresta. 8(1):35-37. Tejada-V., M. 1981. Table of the physical and mechanical properties of 20 Venezuelan wood species (Tablas de propiedades fisicas y mechanicas de la madera de 20 especies de Veneuela). Lima, Peru: Grupo Andino. 53 p. Thiel, J. 1984. Practical identification of standing trees in the forests of French Guiana. (Reconaissance pratique des arbres sur pied de la foret guyanaise). In: Groupe de travail no. 1. La matiere premiere. Sous-groupe 1.1.- Peuplements–Sylviculture. Colloque sciences et industries du bois. 1982, September 20-22; Grenoble, France. Paris France: Centre Technique Forestier Tropical (CTFT): 7-19. A method of identification is described using characters that can be determined at the base of the tree, in par- ticular bark characters, rooting, form of base of stem and growth habit. Tochigi, T.; Shiokura, T.; Lantican, C.B. [and others]. 1984. Computer assisted tropical wood identification (CATWI). In: Sudo, S., ed. Proceedings, Pacific regional wood anatomy conference; 1984, October, 1-7; Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan. Sakura, Ibaraki, Japan: University of Tsukuba: 174-176. Describes a computer program for hardwood identification using wood characters which have been converted into numerical form. The program is proposed for use by field workers who are not necessarily wood anatomists. Toledo-E., Nelson; Orbe-V., Jorge; Vasquez- M., Edgar; Montesdeoca, Jorge. 1981. Preliminary
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