TENSION WOOD IN EUCALYPT TREES

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TOGHRAEI N.; PARSAPAZHOUH D.; EBRAHIMZADEH H.; THIBAUT B.; GRIL J.; YAZDANI MOGHADAM H.R.

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TENSION WOOD IN EUCALYPT TREES

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TENSION WOODQ3

GELATINOUS LAYERQ3

EUCALYPTUS GUNNIIQ3

G-FIBREQ3

SECONDARYQ3

GROWTHQ3

STEM INCLINATIONQ3

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Primary and secondary growths of main and lateral axes of Eucalyptus gunnii clone 634 young trees as well as some other aspects related to stem bending were studied in a small group of vertically left and inclined young trees and followed for a period of fourteen weeks. Although all the young trees, i.e. inclined and straight ones, did produce tension wood in the form of G-fibres, tilting was proved to be greatly effective in G-layer formation. Three different types of G-fibres were distinguished, with thin G-layer without an 53; with moderate to thick G-layer with an 53 and "faint" G-layer. The results of this experiment suggest that encountering the interior and exterior stresses the eucalypt employs at least three mechanisms: differentiating secondary xylem gelatinous fibres, eccentricity of growth compatible to G-fibres production and gelatinous fibres in phloem on the upper side of the leaned axes.

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TOGHRAEI, N., PARSAPAZHOUH, D., EBRAHIMZADEH, H., THIBAUT, B., GRIL, J., & YAZDANI MOGHADAM, H.R.. (2006). TENSION WOOD IN EUCALYPT TREES. JOURNAL OF SCIENCE (UNIVERSITY OF TEHRAN) (JSUT), 32(1 (SECTION: BIOLOGY 1)), 13-22. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/2249/en

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TOGHRAEI N., PARSAPAZHOUH D., EBRAHIMZADEH H., THIBAUT B., GRIL J., YAZDANI MOGHADAM H.R.. TENSION WOOD IN EUCALYPT TREES. JOURNAL OF SCIENCE (UNIVERSITY OF TEHRAN) (JSUT)[Internet]. 2006;32(1 (SECTION: BIOLOGY 1)):13-22. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/2249/en

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N. TOGHRAEI, D. PARSAPAZHOUH, H. EBRAHIMZADEH, B. THIBAUT, J. GRIL, and H.R. YAZDANI MOGHADAM, “TENSION WOOD IN EUCALYPT TREES,” JOURNAL OF SCIENCE (UNIVERSITY OF TEHRAN) (JSUT), vol. 32, no. 1 (SECTION: BIOLOGY 1), pp. 13–22, 2006, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/2249/en

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