By John F Kennedy, Glyn O Phillips, Peter A Williams
This publication covers the creation, administration and altering styles of world wooden and fibre assets, with emphasis at the inter-disciplinary personality of wooden and similar plant fabrics when it comes to their source worth.
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7. H. Meier, H. (1962) Acta. , 16, 2275. 8. Stewart, D. D Thesis, University of Dundee, Dundee, Scotland. 4 Phenolic acid dimers in barley straw cell walls D Stewart & I M Morrison - Unit for Industrial Crops, Scottish Crop Research Institute, Dundee DD2 5DA, Scotland ABSTRACT We report the tentative characterization of three groups of alkali soluble 3-0H-4-CH3 substituted phenolic acid dimers in the cell walls of barley straw. The two predominant groups are derived from ferulic acid by photochemical (truxinic/truxillic acids; Fig.
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It is probable that the arabinose residues, along with the glucose and galactose residues, are derived from substituted galactans. Timell (6) reported that tension wood, the wood formed when hardwood is subject to an outside influence, such as physical pressure, was high in glucose substituted galactan. Similarly, Meier (7), in studies on the hardwood European beech, found that it contained tension wood, the H/C of which was predominantly glucose and arabinose substituted galactan. Table 1 The neutral sugar composition and lignin and uronic acid contents of treated and untreated blackcurrant residues and extracts.