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Effect of wood properties on incidental damages to felled trees in some selected Nigerian hardwood species
Tropical timbers are usually heavily crowned and bulky. Felling of a mature tree of any such species is always accompanied by considerable impact resulting in heavy dynamic stresses being set up within the felled tree. These stresses cause much damage to wood fibres in particular and to a Iarger ext...
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