Titlebook: Biological Transformation of Wood by Microorganisms; Proceedings of the S Walter Liese Conference proceedings 1975 Springer-Verlag, Berlin/

hankering

Consensus

Franz Caspar,Irena Pjanic,Stefan WestermannPossible types of organism interaction in wood are briefly reviewed using selected examples. Personal laboratory and field observations of antagonism and synergism are then summarized and the practical effectiveness of using biological control methods to reduce decay in stored wood is examined.

scotoma

Klinische Psychologie & PsychotherapieAlthough the role of fungi in the decay of timber has been studied for more than a hundred years, few investigations of fungal hyphae growing through preservative treated wood have been reported.

激怒

CLIFF

Mediocre

Lipoprotein(A)

Selbstverwirklichung als Therapieziel?e tree and interactions of microorganisms among themselves and with the tree. A model of the decay process has been developed, based on the events that are known to occur from the time of wounding to total decomposition of wood. The model is divided into three major stages: 1) host response to wound

顯而易見

Selbstverwirklichung als Therapieziel? as Butcher. has pointed out, is a purely ecological one. The wood, being non-living material, makes no pathological response to the invading organisms. It can only be changed by some action of the organism and this may take one or several of a number of activities.

冷淡周邊

Harry Schr?der,Harald Petermannnatural infection and infection by pure culture. Soft-rot was more pronounced in wood exposed in undisturbed, unsterile soils than in unsterile, sieved soil or sterilised soil inoculated with pure cultures of . Kunze. When pure cultures of . were grown in a synthetic soil (acid-washed sand plus nutr

聾子