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Review of Researches on Bark regeneration after the Girdling of Trees

Meng Ye

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This paper deals with the general situation about researches on bark regeneration after the girdling of trees,including histological research,physiological reaction,effective component comparison between renewed bark and original bark,some technical measures.At last,research directions on bark regeneration are proposed for some trees whose bark could be used.

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This paper deals with the general situation about researches on bark regeneration after the girdling of trees,including histological research,physiological reaction,effective component comparison between renewed bark and original bark,some technical measures.At last,research directions on bark regeneration are proposed for some trees whose bark could be used.

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This paper deals with the general situation about researches on bark regeneration after the girdling of trees,including histological research,physiological reaction,effective component comparison between renewed bark and original bark,some technical measures.At last,research directions on bark regeneration are proposed for some trees whose bark could be used.

Key concepts: Bark (sound), Girdling, Regeneration (biology), Botany, Biology, Ecology, Cell biology

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