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The chemical composition of the monoterpene fraction in wounded wood of Picea abies and its significance for the resistance against wound infecting fungi

H. J. Schuck

European Journal of Forest Pathology · 1982 · 21 citations · 11 references

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Abstract The wood of Picea abies reacts to injuries with an alteration of the terpene fraction in the resin. This fact may play a role in the host‐parasite interaction. The significance for resistance against wound infecting fungi is discussed.

References

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Resin and the Resistance of Conifers to Fomes annosus

J. N. Gibbs · Annals of Botany · 1968 · 68 citations

SEASONAL EFFECTS OF WOUNDING AND GROWTH SUBSTANCES ON DEVELOPMENT OF TRAUMATIC RESIN DUCTS IN <i>CEDRUS LIBANI</i>

A. Fahn, Ella Werker, P. BEN‐TZUR · New Phytologist · 1979 · 61 citations

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Host resistance to the fir engraver beetle. 1. Monoterpene composition of <i>Abies grandis</i> pitch blisters and fungus-infected wounds

Charles E. Russell, Alan A. Berryman · Canadian Journal of Botany · 1976 · 57 citations

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Barriers to decay in conifer roots

Joanna T. Tippett, Alex L. Shigo · European Journal of Forest Pathology · 1981 · 56 citations

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Selective effect of terpenes on wood-decomposing Hymenomycetes

Veikko Hintikka · Karstenia · 1970 · 44 citations · Full text