Bark Exudation
Bark Exudation is a plant physiological response characterized by the pathological or stress-induced release of fluid substances from the bark, distinguished from other bark symptoms by its manifestation as an outward flow of sap, resin, or microbial byproducts resulting from tissue damage or infection.
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John M. Harkin, John W. Rowe · 1971 · 99 citations
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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National Taiwan University
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University of Göttingen
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Forest Research
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University of Ibadan
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University of Botswana
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University of Delhi
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