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 …

Abstract Purpose of Review Forestry in northern temperate and boreal regions relies heavily
on conifers. Rapid climate change and associated increases in adverse growing conditions …

Stomatal closure during drought inhibits carbon uptake and may reduce a tree's defensive
capacity. Limited carbon availability during drought may increase a tree's mortality risk …

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 …

Azorean Cryptomeria japonica is widely used for local wood production, generating large
amounts of aerial-part biomass residues that can be a sustainable source of value-added …

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 …

Drought-related tree mortality is a global phenomenon that currently affects a wide range of
forests. Key functional variables on plant hydraulics, carbon economy, growth and allocation …

Cryptomeria japonica wood industry generates large amounts of foliage biomass residues.
Due to the increasing applications and markets for essential oils (EOs), fresh Azorean C …

Plants can improve their resistance to feeding damage by insects if they have perceived
insect egg deposition prior to larval feeding. Molecular analyses of these egg-mediated …

Main conclusion Spatial organization and connectivity of wood rays in Pinus massoniana
was comprehensively viewed and regarded as anatomical adaptions to ensure the …