Proceedings of the Symposium on the Effect of Growth Acceleration on the Properties of Wood, Jointly Sponsored by the U. S. Forest Products Laboratory and the API-TAPPI Research Liaison Committee to FPL Held 10-11 November 1971 at Madison, Wisconsin

摘要

;Contents: Fiber morphology considerations in paper properties; Influence of fertilization on wood and pulp properties of douglas-fir; Effect of irrigation and fertilization on wood quality of young slash pine; Effects of fertilization on stem, wood properties, and pulping characteristics of slash pine; Response in growth and wood properties of American sycamore to fertilization and thinning; Detailed DBH density profiles of several trees from douglas-fir fertilizer/thinning plots; Patterns of wood density distribution and growth rate in ponderosa pine; Influence of irrigation and fertilization on growth and wood properties of quaking aspen; Effect of fertilizer on the growth rate and certain wood quality characteristics of sawlog red oak, yellow-poplar, and white ash; Related aspects or the morphology of loblolly pine and papermaking; Volumes, wood properties, and fiber dimensions of fast-and-slow-grown spruce pine; Wood properties of young loblolly and slash pines; The three-rings-per-inch dense southern pine; Symposium summary.