Effect of Physisporinus vitreus on wood properties of Norway spruce. Part 2: Aspects of microtensile strength and chemical changes

Keyphrases

• Incubation 100%
• Wood Properties 100%
• Chemical Changes 100%
• Norway Spruce 100%
• Strength Change 100%
• Simultaneous Degradation 100%
• Fungal Activity 100%
• Physisporinus Vitreus 100%
• Bioincising 100%
• Selective Delignification 100%
• Microtensile Strength 100%
• Mechanical Properties 50%
• High Reliability 50%
• Wood 50%
• Ion Exchange Chromatography 50%
• Biotechnological Applications 50%
• White-rot Fungi 50%
• Picea Abies (L.) Karst 50%
• Chemical Alteration 50%
• Cell Wall Structure 50%
• Lignin Content 50%
• Microscopic Investigation 50%
• Micro-tensile Test 50%
• Tracheid 50%
• Pit Membrane 50%
• Degradation Characteristics 50%
• Carbohydrate Analysis 50%
• Wood Constituents 50%
• Thin Strip 50%
• UV Microspectrophotometry 50%
• Borate Anion 50%
• Norway Spruce Wood 50%
• Permeability Improvement 50%
• Brinell Hardness 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Incubation 100%
• Carbohydrate Analysis 50%
• Microspectrophotometry 50%
• Anion-Exchange Chromatography 50%
• Cell Wall 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Picea Abies 100%
• Wood Properties 100%
• Cell Wall 25%
• White-Rot Fungi 25%
• Tracheid 25%
• Anion-Exchange Chromatography 25%