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© Copyright F.W.M.R Schwarze and D. Ferner May 20038Dry weight loss (%)7654321Inkub IInkub II0app 99.2 app93.1 res99.3 res93.2 ads20.1 ads99.2IsolatesFigure 8. Weight-loss of wood blocks without reaction zonesFigure 9. Wood blocks without reaction zones after 64 weeks´ incubation. Left:<strong>Ganoderma</strong> applanatum = strongly colonised, Middle: <strong>Ganoderma</strong> resinaceum =moderately colonised. Right: <strong>Ganoderma</strong> adspersum = weakly colonised anddegraded.For further information please contact Page 18 of 21ENSPEC Pty Ltd on craig.hallam@enspec.com
© Copyright F.W.M.R Schwarze and D. Ferner May 2003Figure 10. Schematic illustrations of drilling resistance amplitude of control woodblocks. Z – Zone = previously decayed ripewood; R- Zone = reaction zone.For further information please contact Page 19 of 21ENSPEC Pty Ltd on craig.hallam@enspec.com
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