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Changes in Hemicellulose Structure Associated with the Transition from Earlywood to Latewood at Juvenile Wood in Cryptomeria Japonica

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Yoshikazu Mori

Nihon University, Japan
Mio Nakajima

Nihon University, Japan
Akihiro Ishida

Nihon University, Japan
Noboru Ito

Nihon University, Japan
Yohei Kurata

Nihon University, Japan
Kazumasa Shimizu

Nihon University, Japan
Yoshihiro Katayama

Nihon University, Japan
Makoto Kiguchi

Nihon University, Japan
Kana Yamashita

Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, Japan
Takeshi Fujiwara

Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, Japan
Mario Tonosaki

Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, Japan

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Posted in WOOD RESEARCH Volume 68, Number 3, 2023Tagged Arabinoglucuronoxylan, earlywood, glucomannan, Japanese cedar, latewood

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MORI, Y., NAKAJIMA, M., ISHIDA, A., ITO, N., KURATA, Y., SHIMIZU, K., KATAYAMA, Y., KIGUCHI, M., YAMASHITA, K., FUJIWARA, T. & TONOSAKI, M. (2023): Changes in Hemicellulose Structure Associated with the Transition from Earlywood to Latewood at Juvenile Wood in Cryptomeria Japonica. In: Wood Research 68 (3), 413-424 pp., available at: doi.org/10.37763/wr.1336-4561/68.3.413424

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