Wood Deterioration and Preservation Advances in Our Changing World

, by Goodell, Barry; Nicholas, Darrel D.; Schultz, Tor P.

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ISBN: 9780841237971 | 0841237972
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Copyright: 4/24/2003

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In recent years considerable progress has been made in elucidating wood decay mechanisms. This basic knowledge not only has the potential to develop alternative environmentally-benign wood preservatives, but may also impact other areas such as bioremediation and pulp and paper. This book willsummarize the latest knowledge of the developments, potential impacts, and applications from some of the world's leading experts.

Preface

Introduction

1. Introduction to Wood Deterioration and Preservation

(8)

Barry Goodell, Dane! D. Nicholas, and Tor P. Schultz

Wood Deterioration Processes: Fungal Free Radical Mechanisms

2. Free Radical Chemistry as Related to Degradative Mechanisms

(6)

Barry Halliwell

3. Free Radical Reactions of Wood-Degrading Fungi

(18)

N. Scott Reading, Kevin D. Welch, and Steven D. Aust

Wood Deterioration Processes: Decay

4. Microview of Wood under Degradation by Bacteria and Fungi

(39)

Geoffrey Daniel

5. Overview of White-Rot Research: Where We are Today

(24)

Kurt Menner, Karin Fackler, Pongsak Lamaipis, Wolfgang Gindl, Ewald Srebotnik, and Takashi Watanabe

6. Brown-Rot Fungal Degradation of Wood: Our Evolving View

(22)

Barry Goodell

7. Assessment of Fungal Wood Decay by Lignin Analysis Using Tetramethylammonium Hydroxide (TMAH) and 13C-Labeled TMAH Thermochemolysis

119

(21)

Timothy R. Filley

8. Physical and Chemical Characteristics of Glycopeptide from Wood Decay Fungi

140

(14)

Akio Enoki, Híromi Tanaks, and Shuji Itakura

9. Role of Metals in Wood Biodegradation

154

(21)

Jaime Rodriguez, André Ferraz, and Maricilda P. de Mello

10. Non-Enzymatic Iron, Manganese, and Copper Chemistry of Potential Importance in Wood Decay

175

(21)

William P. Henry

11. The Role of Enzymes and Mediators in White-Rot Fungal Degradation of Lignocellulose

196

(14)

Kaichang Lí

12. Enzyme Processes for Pulp and Paper: A Review of Recent Developments

210

(32)

William R. Kenealy and Thomas W. Jeffries

Wood Deterioration Processes: Termites and Marine Borers

13. Termite Physiology in Relation to Wood Degradation and Termite Control

242

(11)

Thomas G. Shelton and J. Kenneth Grace

14. The Biology of Marine Wood Boring Bivalves and Their Bacterial Endosymbionts

253

(19)

Daniel L. Distel

15. Marine Wood Boring Arthropods: Ecology, Functional Anatomy, and Control Measures

272

(16)

Simon M. Cragg

16. Concepts in the Development of New Accelerated Test Methods for Wood Decay

288

(25)

Darrel D. Nicholas and Douglas Crawford

Detection and Test Methodology

17. Use of Fatty Acid Profiles To Identify White-Rot Wood Decay Fungi

313

(13)

Susan V. Diehi, M. Lynn Prewitt, and Fatima Moore Shmulsky

18. Detecting Decay Fungi with Antibody-Based Tests and Immunoassays

326

(11)

C. A. Clausen

19. Synchrotron Applications in Wood Preservation and Deterioration

337

(9)

Barbara L. Illman

20. Detecting and Identifying Wood Decay Fungi Using DNA Analysis

346

(12)

Jody Jellison, Claudia Jasalavich, and Andrea Ostrofsky

21. Molecular Genetic Methods: New Approaches to Termite Biology

358

(14)

C. Hussmeder, E. L. Vargo, and J. K. Grace

New Preservation-Protection Systems

22. Can Understanding the Mechanisms of Biodegradation Help Preservative Development?

372

(6)

Alan F. Preston

23. New Environmentally-Benign Concepts in Wood Protection: The Combination of Organic Biocides and Non-Biocidal Additives

378

(12)

Frederick Green III and Tor P. Schultz

24. Protection of Wood Using Combinations of Biocides

390

(9)

Liam E. Leightley

25. Wood Composite Protection

399

(21)

Douglas J. Gardner, Cihat Tascioglu, and Magnus E. P. Wålinder

26. A Brief Overview of Non-Arsenical Wood Preservative Systems

420

(15)

Tor P. Schultz and Darrel D. Nicholas

Indexes

Author Index

435

(2)

Subject Index

437

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Wood Deterioration and Preservation Advances in Our Changing World

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