Number 4 / Winter 1976

Research Contributions

• Wood, Paper, Textiles, and Rubbish

  Irving S. Goldstein

  239-245

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• Decay Resistance in Redwood: (Sequoia Sempervirens) Heartwood as Related To Color and Extractives

  W. Wayne Wilcox, Douglas D. Piirto

  240-245

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• A Note on the Cell-Wall Structure of Softwood Tracheids

  D. H. Page

  246-248

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• Moisture Adsorption and Swelling in Polyethylene Glycol and Polymethyl Methacrylate Treated Wood at High Relative Humidity

  Howard N. Rosen

  249-255

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• Anatomical Features Affecting Liquid Penetrability in Three Hardwood Species

  Richard J. Thomas

  256-263

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• Predicting Average Moisture Content of Wood in a Changing Environment

  Eugene M. Wengert

  264-273

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• Pairmatching and Prediction Models: Their Use in Predicting Particleboard Properties

  Robert J. Tichy

  274-280

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• Estimating Bole Specific Gravity From Limbs of Mature Black Cherry and Northern Red Oak Trees

  John R. Hamilton, Franklin C. Cech, Clinton E. Shurtliffe

  281-286

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• Three Methods of Determining Hardness of Increment Core Segments

  Earl H. Tryon, Paul J. Litwin, John R. Hamilton, John J. Renton

  287-292

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• Professional Affairs: Yes, But Wood is Such a Variable Material…

  Jay A. Johnson

  293-295

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