Comportamiento de cuatro especies maderables en forma natural y preservada, frente a Schizophyllum commune y su relación con la estructura anatómica de las mismas
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Se estudió el comportamiento de la madera de diferentes especies, en condiciones naturales y preservadas químicamente, frente al hongo Schizophyllum commune Fr., causante de la pudrición blanca, así como las afectaciones en la estructura anatómica y la influencia que la misma tiene en la mayor o menor susceptibilidad al ataque de hongos xilófagos. Las especies estudiadas fueron Spondias bombin L., Gmelina arborea Roxb., Samanea saman (Jacq.) Merr., Ocotea cuneata (Gris.) Urb. y los preservadores Wolmanit CB y GC 811 a la concentración 7%. Existe cierta correspondencia entre la respuesta de las especies frente al hongo y su estructura anatómica. Estadísticamente no existen diferencias significativas entre, los resultados obtenidos con los 2 preservadores empleados para la protección de la madera.
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