The characteristics of oleoresin exudation amount from the trunks of pine trees |
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Authors: | Eiichiro Asai Kazuyoshi Futai |
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Institution: | (1) Faculty of Agriculture, Kyoto University, 606-01 Kyoto, Japan |
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Abstract: | The amounts of oleoresin exudation from artificially-marked wounds on the trunks of pine trees were measured, and several
characteristics of the oleoresin exudation amount (OEA) were elucidated. OEA showed no regular diurnal change and had no relation
to both heights and directions of the wounds marked on the trunks, but differed between individual trees and between locations
on the same tree. The exudation of oleoresin from each wound stopped after several hours. Mean OEA per wound decreased with
increase in the number of wounds per given area. When the exudation of oleoresin from a wound was exhausted, further oleoresin
was scarcely exuded even from a new wound made close to the initial one. In response to wounding, therefore, primary oleoresin
exudation seems to occur by releasing the resin stocked in the resin canal. |
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Keywords: | oleoresin exudation pine resin stock wounding response bark beetle |
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