Internal Discoloration is a pathological wood alteration characterized by localized color changes within the trunk of a tree, primarily caused by fungal invasion and enzymatic degradation of lignin and cell wall components, serving as a key diagnostic indicator in the study of Heart Rot.
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Biochemical and physical factors affecting discoloration characteristics of 19 bovine muscles
D.R. McKenna, P.D. Mies, B.E. Baird et al. · Meat Science · 2005 · 401 citations
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