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Pilot plant particle boards production with modified binding agents Stefan Schütze, Alireza Kharazipour Faculty of Forest Science and Forest Ecology, George-August-Universty of Göttingen, Büsgen-Institute, Büsgenweg 2, 37077 Göttingen E-Mail: sschuet@gwdg.de, akharaz@gwdg.de
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Page 8 and 9: Contents Nina Ritter, Alireza Khara
Page 10 and 11: IV S. E. Sadeghi et al. Insects ass
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Page 22 and 23: 12 Introduction The use of natural
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Page 26 and 27: 16 Results and Discussion Mechanica
Page 28 and 29: 18 Figure 4 shows the test results
Page 30 and 31: 20 Conclusion The executed research
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Page 42 and 43: 32 References Boehme, C. (2000): Ü
Page 44 and 45: 34 Introduction At the end of the l
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60 Sisal 8.43 67 / 12 300 -800 2.9
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62 compounder and the die (currentl
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64 Subsequently in the project desc
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66 References Al-Qureshi H.A. (1999
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68 Mai C, Militz H (2004a), „Modi
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Integration concept of Non Timber F
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72 Introduction This paper gives a
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74 the trees where numbered from th
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76 Due to the strong economical dev
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78 The logging ban of the NFPP had
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80 global level. This means e.g. re
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82 • Plantation conversion • St
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84 • Storm damages (Hainan situat
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86 C Slow transforming Situation: T
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88 References Bennet, M. T.; Xu, J.
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90 Sprenger, T. 2007: A strategic f
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92 Introduction Energy- and matter-
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94 The Boundary Layer and turbulenc
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96 F C = w′ C′ Results should l
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98 Fig. 4: Eddy-covariance measurem
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100 Fig. 6: Bowen ratio for the Bar
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102 Fig. 8: Daily course of CO2-con
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104 Fig. 10: Normalized storage flu
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Criteria for the assessment of fore
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108 conference, the Helsinki proces
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110 Assessment of forest naturalnes
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112 or even impossible to describe
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114 naturalness of the vegetation c
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116 Discussion Knowledge about natu
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118 Hanstein, U. & Sturm, K. (1986)
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The fall webworm, Hyphantria cunea
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122 1. Geographical distribution Th
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124 3. Life cycle In the native are
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126 investigating pheromone gland e
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128 9. Conclusions To effectively m
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130 Ito, Y., Miyashita, K. (1968) B
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132 Table 1 Chemical compositions a
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134 Figure 2 Different development
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136 Abstract Secale montanum is one
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138 content so that both freezing i
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140 In all of the experiments, the
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142 Table 3: Analysis of variance e
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144 (a) (b) Figure 4: a) The cold-d
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146 References Barabanova EA, Banni
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148 Touchell DH, Chiang VL, and Tsa
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150 Abstract Bromus L. is one of th
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152 therefore, be very important re
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154 gains in short- and long-term b
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156 B. sterilis species (44.84). Th
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158 ploidy levels showed lower DRL,
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160 Mirzaie-Nodoushan H., A.R. Zeba
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The effects of Poplar clones age va
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164 homogenous material. In this ca
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166 content and press time of 6 min
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168 3- Results Anatomical character
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170 4 5 11 15.9 1474 0.27 29.18 32.
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172 Fig 3: The effect of resin cont
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174 Fig 5: The effect of resin cont
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176 Fig 7: The effect of clones' ag
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178 Fig 11: The effect of resin con
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180 Table 10 - Duncan's grouping te
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182 Increasing resin content increa
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184 particleboard / composite mater
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186 �� In thi
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188 dbh>65cm). The spatial coordina
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190 a b Persentage 90 80 70 60 50 4
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192 Distance between trees were mea
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194 - Shugart, H. H., 1984. A theor
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196 Abstract Termites damage and de
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198 Fig 2- Cut lumber stored in lab
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200 Table 1-Average charge retentio
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202 Demolition average grades No. o
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204 Fig 9-In control samples of E.
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206 Fig 12- Control samples of E. s
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208 Fig 16- Treated with Celcure sa
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210 camaldulensis samples, impregna
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212 Abstract For identification of
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214 Pedology There are 11 types of
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216 5- Seashores up to 1250 meters
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218 The climate of the site of thes
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220 10- Erodium sp. 11- Meidcago sp
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222 Semeng associations(Tecomella u
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224 Figure 10: Calotropis procera,
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226 Acacia tortilis associations: T
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228 7- Calotropis procera Acacia al
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230 Figure 15: Populus euphratica,
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232 8- Lycium shawii 9- Medicago sp
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234 1- Amygdalus iranshahrii 2- Con
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236 Olive associations (Olea ferrug
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238 animals in forest constantly an
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No. 1 2 3 4 240 Forest association
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10 11 242 Acacia nubica A. ehrenber
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Effects of drought stress on Eucaly
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246 livelihood of farmers. The succ
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248 sample were representative of t
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252 Our data, while providing furth
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254 Roozitalab, M.H., National soil
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256 Abstract Iran is a unique count
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258 performed using shoot number, s
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260 Season Time of Treatment (M) pe
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262 Rooting% Fig 3: Rooting of E.gr
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264 References: 1-Assareh, M.H. 199
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266 Abstract Based on outcome of se
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268 categorized as woodlands. Most
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270 country were determined and res
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272 Fig 1: Insect abundance in any
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274 1-Oak 1- 1- Oak gall wasps Faun
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276 and Adeli in 1983 collected and
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278 Table 4- Important poplar pests
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280 Farashiani M. E., Sama G., Yarm
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282 Salehi M. and Babmorad M. 1998.
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National Park Hainich - Primeval Be
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286 dominated the utilisation and a
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288 wind direction is south-west wi
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290 The acquisitions of animals and
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292 The “Treetop-Pathway” (leng
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294 Introduction Plant development
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296 were set to the value of 10, ex
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298 Figure 1. A) Phylogenetic tree
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300 Figure 2. Scales log(2). A) Exp
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302 Schrader J, Nilsson J, Mellerow
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304 1 Abstract Mushroom-forming Aga
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306 One species cultured and eaten
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308 manifold different compatible m
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310 conditions. In ectomycorrhizal
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312 conditions and to introduce in
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314 promoter). Laccase production b
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316 Standrige S, Oberwinkler F, Par
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318 Rühl M and Kües U (2007) Mush
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