Number 3 / July 1986

Research Contributions

• Challenges and Opportunities in Forest Service Utilization Research

  Robert E. Buckman

  359-360

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• Strength and Related Properties of Bishop Pine II. Properties of Juvenile Wood from Young Stems of Various Provenances

  Arno P. Schniewind, Barry Gammon

  361-368

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• Electron Microscopy Study of Hardboards

  Lidija Murmanis, John A. Youngquist, Gary C. Myers

  369-375

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• A Note on The Effect of Alcohol-Benzene Extractives on Juvenile Wood Specific Gravity in Red Pine

  Chen Hui Lee

  376-381

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• An Econometric Analysis of Markets for Canadian Lumber

  B. K. Singh, J. C. Nautiyal

  382-396

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• Treatment of Peeler Cores with Water-Dispersible Preservative Formulations

  H. M. Barnes

  397-412

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• Taxonomic and Gross Anatomical Influences on Specific Gravity-Mechanical Property Relationships

  David R. Walton, James P. Armstrong

  413-420

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• Effects of Heartwood Inhabiting Fungi on Thujaplicin Content and Decay Resistance of Western Redcedar (Thuja Plicata Donn.)

  B. J. van der Kamp

  421-427

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• Moisture Content and Specific Gravity of The Four Major Southern Pines Under The Same Age and Site Conditions

  Mark D. Gibson, Charles W. McMillin, Eugene Shoulders

  428-435

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• Douglas-FIR Bark. II. Isolation and Characterization of A Glucomannan

  E. C. Fernandez, Murray L. Laver

  436-445

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• Failure Modeling: A Basis for Strength Prediction of Lumber

  Steven M. Cramer, James R. Goodman

  446-459

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• Computerized Finite-Difference Method to Calculate Transient Heat Conduction with Thawing

  H. Peter Steinhagen

  460-467

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• Predicted and Actual Performance of Two Laboratory Stress-Grading Machines Employing Different Support Conditions

  Marcel Samson

  478-489

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• Trends and Outlook for Federal Support for Utilization Research

  John R. Erickson

  490-497

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• Creep of Douglas Fir Beams Due to Cyclic Humidity Fluctuations

  Robert J. Hoyle, Jr., Rafik Y. Itani, James J. Eckard

  490-497

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