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Protecting green lumber from decay during shipment

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Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.) and University of Wisconsin

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A major objection to lumber shipped green is that it may be damaged by wood-attacking fungi, either in transit or soon after it is put into use. The chance for such damage can be greatly decreased by dipping the lumber in a toxic solution at the sawmill. Blue stain and...

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Technical Report

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green is that it may be damaged by wood- attacking fungi, either in transit or soon after it is put
Temperatures necessary to kill fungi in wood

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Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.)

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Technical Report
Copper tolerance of some wood-rotting fungi

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Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.) and Young, George Y.

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Technical Report

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. Davidson, Ross W., Campbell, W. A., and Blaisdale, Dorothy J. 1938. Differentiation of wood-decaying fungi
Control of decay and sap stain in logs and green lumber

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Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.) and Scheffer, Theodore C.

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Technical Report

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deep into the wood and use portions of it for their food. The sap- stain fungi are essentially limited
Condensation and decay prevention under basementless houses

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Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.) and Moses, C. S.

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Technical Report

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excessive amounts of moisture in wood is the occur- rence of decay caused by fungi. Wood-destroying fungi
The prevention of decay of wood in buildings

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Colley, Reginald H. and Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.)

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Technical Report

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development . Dry wood will not decay . Wood is food materia l for fungi, but they cannot use the food unless
Mold growth on green lumber and in other building materials : an overview

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Quarles, Stephen L., Western Dry Kiln Association, and Western Dry Kiln Association. Meeting (53rd : 2002 : Reno, Nev.)

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Conference Proceeding

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growth of fungi, some of the common sources of water will be described. For green lumber, the wood itself
Prevention and control of decay in dwellings

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Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.)

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Revision of earlier publication.

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Technical Report
Effects of biocide treatment on durability and fungal colonization of teak, western redcedar, and redwood

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Cabrera Orozco, Yohanna

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Treating durable, second-growth or plantation-grown material with supplemental chemicals could improve durability while enhancing the uniformity of the products. To test this hypothesis, the effect of two candidate biocide treatments on the durability of teak, redwood, and western redcedar was assessed in a ground proximity field test established in Hawaii....

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Dissertation

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can cause problems in engineered applications due to prematurely decaying wood and lack of
Controlling decay fungi colonizing air-seasoned Douglas-Fir heartwood with high temperature exposures

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Morrell, Jeffrey J., Corden, Malcolm E., Newbill, Mark A., Przybylowicz, Paul, Western Dry Kiln Clubs, and Western Dry Kiln Clubs. Meeting (36th : 1985)

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Conference Proceeding

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wood in service (Helsing et al. 1984). Although long heating cycles eliminate established decay fungi

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Wood Science and Engineering15
Forest Products11
Botany and Plant Pathology8
Crop and Soil Science2
Forest Science2
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Morrell, Jeffrey J.8
Robinson, Sara C.3
Morrell, J. J.2
Roth, Lewis F.2
Schowalter, Timothy D.2
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Lachenbruch, Barbara3
Ross, Darrell3
Freitag, Michael2
Gupta, Rakesh2
Hansen, Everett2
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Western Dry Kiln Association5

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Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.)24
Oregon State University. Extension Service5
Western Dry Kiln Association3
Capizzi, Joseph2
Chidester, Mae Spradling2
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Cappellazzii, Jed1
Morrell, Jeffrey J.1
Stone, Jeffrey1

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1950-19598
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1920-19296

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Forest Products11
Wood Science10
Botany and Plant Pathology7
Forest Science3
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Doctoral11
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Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)11
Bachelor of Science (B.S.)1

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English [eng]80

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All rights reserved12

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Oregon State University. Graduate School37
Oregon State University. Extension Service6
Oregon State University. Agricultural Experiment Station2

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Yes8

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Technical Report34
Masters Thesis27
Dissertation11
Conference Proceeding5
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Copyright Not Evaluated56
In Copyright18
No Copyright - United States6

Subject

Wood-decaying fungi21
Wood-decaying fungi -- Control11
Wood -- Deterioration6
Wood -- Preservation6
Wood-staining fungi6
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