The Dry-Rot of Incense Cedar
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The above figures demonstrate the rather slight chance an incense cedar has of rounding out its life without a reduction in its normal increment through an injury interfering with the growth processes or a reduction in its actual content of merchantable timber, either directly from a wound or by a wound affording an entrance for a heartwood-destroying fungus, in this instance most probably the dry-rot fungus (Polyporus amarus) .
RELATION OF DRY-ROT TO MECHANICAL INJURIES.
The intimate connectio...n of various kinds of wounding, especially fire, with infection by the dry-rot are shown in Table X. The infections are grouped under their respective causes and percentages for each cause, figured on the basis of the total number of infections.
Trees of uncertain ages are included in these figures, since it makes no difference in this table whether or not the absolute age of the tree is known.
Table X. — Mode of entrance of dry-rot infections of incense-cedar trees.
Number of infec- tions (basis).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The above figures demonstrate the rather slight chance an incense cedar has of rounding out its life without a reduction in its normal increment through an injury interfering with the growth processes or a reduction in its actual content of merchantable timber, either directly from a wound or by a wound affording an entrance for a heartwood-destroying fungus, in this instance most probably the dry-rot fungus (Polyporus amarus) .
RELATION OF DRY-ROT TO MECHANICAL INJURIES.
The intimate connectio...n of various kinds of wounding, especially fire, with infection by the dry-rot are shown in Table X. The infections are grouped under their respective causes and percentages for each cause, figured on the basis of the total number of infections.
Trees of uncertain ages are included in these figures, since it makes no difference in this table whether or not the absolute age of the tree is known.
Table X. — Mode of entrance of dry-rot infections of incense-cedar trees.
Number of infec- tions (basis).
What to read after The Dry-Rot of Incense Cedar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boyce, John Shaw, 1889- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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