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Study on the permeation and fixation of ACQ-C in poplar

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  • Hong Yun

    South China Agricultural University,
    China

  • Chuangshuang Hu

    South China Agricultural University,
    China

  • Jin Gu

    South China Agricultural University,
    China

  • Yilin Han

    South China Agricultural University,
    China

  • Xiaojing Hu

    Xinjiang Agricultural University,
    China
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Posted in WOOD RESEARCH Volume 65, Number 4, 2020Tagged alkaline copper quat, Fixation, permeation, poplar, preservation

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YUN, H., HU, CH., GU, J., HAN, Y. & HU, X. (2020): Study on the permeation and fixation of ACQ-C in poplar. In: Wood Research 65 (4), 615-622 pp., available at: doi.org/10.37763/wr.1336-4561/65.4.615622

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