Pine resin is a non-wood forest product that has been used for multiple purposes since
ancient times throughout the world. In recent years, resin tapping activity has increased in …

Pinus merkusii Jungh et de Vriese, known as Tusam or Sumatran pine, is the only pine that
grows naturally in the south of the Equator with its natural distribution found in Indonesia, the …

Pine resin is a highly valuable and sought-after non-timber forest product with multiple uses
in many industrial sectors. Maritime pine (Pinus pinaster Ait.) is the main tapped species in …

Green pesticides, also called ecological pesticides, are pesticides derived from organic
sources which are considered environmentally friendly and are causing less harm to human …

Pine trees produce large amounts of oleoresin to defend against biotic threats. Resin is
highly costly to produce and investment in its production must be accurately optimized in …

β-Pinene and paraformaldehyde can be activated over catalyst to preferentially produce
nopol. Tin supported over MCM-41 has shown high activity in this reaction, achieving …

Introduction Larch oleoresin has been described regarding several biological activities and
medicinal applications, such as wound healing and treatment of ulcers, but little is known …

Abstract Pinus merkusii (Jungh. & de Vriese), the only pine species native to Indonesia, is
threatened by land-use change, resource extraction, and fire. P. merkusii forests in Sumatra …

Resin or gum is secreted by conifers, mainly members of the genus Pinus, in response to
physical and/or chemical stimulation, which can be induced by tapping live trees, ie, by …

Mordenite molecular sieves were employed for the isomerization of α-pinene to produce
limonene and camphene. To decrease diffusion resistance of α-pinene molecules …