The occurrence of 3-hydroxyflavanones in Aspen branch stubs

Authors

G.M. Barton
R.E. Wall

Document Type

Article

Journal/Book Title/Conference

Bi-monthly Research Notes, Ottawa

Volume

24

Issue

6

First Page

49

Publication Date

1968

Abstract

Dead branches and ingrown branch lcnots are of special interest in aspen [Populus tremuloides Michx.] because of their prolonged durability and their association with stains and heartrots, Extraction of dead branches, wounds and associated stained sapwood has revealed the presence of several biologically interesting compounds (Oberg et al, Tappi 39: 470-471, 1956; Wall and Kuntz, Can. J. Bot, 42:969-977, 1964) none of which are known to have been identified.

Recommended Citation

Barton, G.M., Wall, R.E. The occurrence of 3-hydroxyflavanones in Aspen branch stubs. Bi-Monthly Research Notes, Ottawa 24(6):49.