… of strength change in Scots pine wood exposed to the white-rot fungus Trametes versicolor
or the brown-rot … measurement of static bending strength, compressive strength parallel to the …

… It is worth noting that changes in one characteristic are always accompanied with changes in
other … in the wood impact bending strength at the initial phase of exposure to white-rot fungi. …

… Changes in the absorption peaks observed in FTIR explained that the first three-week
infestation had a strong effect on the mass loss and strength changes. This suggests that white rot …

White-rot fungus Trameteshirsute (Th 19-6) was used for modifying the eucalyptus CTMP
fibres. Results show that the Th 19-6 removed mainly lignin (by 7.42%) and extractive (by 11.52…

Full article: Changes in chemical composition, crystallinity, and microstructure of wood fiber
mat-reinforced composite caused by white-rot fungus Trametes versicolor and brown-rot …

… White rot reduced DR more than brown rot in WS Scots pine specimens (Figure 5), ie this is
not in agreement with the data of the conditioned Scots pine specimens. At higher ML levels, …

… The current research work was planned to study and compare white rot decays due to two …
of changes during decay; such as mass and strength losses. Significant changes occur in the …

… The changes of components influence the various mechanical properties to a different …
in white-rot fungi, the wood strength properties are reduced to a lesser extent than in brown-rot …

… and oak after exposure to the white-rot fungi Pleurotus ostreatus and Trametes … white-rot
fungi in all wood species, P. ostreatus caused cell wall erosion in spruce and beech and soft-rot …

… tween water and cellulose hydroxyl groups are changed during selective white-rot. However,
further research is required to investigate if there is a connection between the findings of …