of renewable
plants, but I don't know of any substitutes for the lumber products forest's
can supply
Doug
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: Forrests need TLC
to mature is also a poor choice for
harvesting.
Dan V
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But from what I can tell
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Howdy Kieth and Jemery and Tracy, Again I am going to stick to my
guns: vide infra
Keith Addison wrote:
Jeremy Tracy Longworth wrote:
Trees injured by the felling of neighboring ones are left to become
infected by pathogen. These infected trees then produce
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So what is the use of experience and an education? I will consider
evaluating the forest service's ideas.
Peggy
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Just that Peggy.
You use your experience and education to consider the information given
Bob, the only thing that matters is whether its nutritional status is
sound or not, for whatever reason. If it's not sound, it will be
attacked by pathogens (ie pests, of whatever ilk), but even if you
protect it, the plant won't be able to set good seed anyway, it just
won't have the
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Just that Peggy.
You use your experience and education to consider the information
they are.
Greg H.
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The feeling of driving through a burned forest and a logged forest are
both disenchanting. The goals and motives
Trees injured by the felling of neighboring ones are left to become
infected by pathogen. These infected trees then produce inferior
seed which then grow into inferior stock.
Whoa, sure sounds like a Lamarkian hypothesis to me!So if I cut
the tail off my dog, she will have puppies
guns: vide infra
Keith Addison wrote:
Jeremy Tracy Longworth wrote:
Trees injured by the felling of neighboring ones are left to become
infected by pathogen. These infected trees then produce inferior
seed which then grow into inferior stock.
Whoa, sure sounds like a Lamarkian
Trees injured by the felling of neighboring ones are left to become infected
by pathogen. These infected trees then produce inferior seed which then grow
into inferior stock.
Whoa, sure sounds like a Lamarkian hypothesis to me!So if I cut the
tail off my dog, she will have
Hello,
I am an Arborist (tree care specialist) and have done research on our
renewable resource trees. In the logging industry large stands of wood with
little to no pathogen (mineral trace) bring the highest dollar amount. Whereas
spindly, scrawny, weakling trees are of little to no
be a wise use of a waste resource. Thanks for the
clarification and your expertise. Can you also give us some reference
material?
Thanks,
Peggy
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Hello,
I am an Arborist (tree care specialist) and have done research on our
renewable resource trees
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Hi George,
How is it that both state forestry people and federal forestry people
have a different view? It has been repeated again and again within the
areas that suffer the most forest fires
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Hello Peggy.
Go to the following web page and you'll find every thing
1976 to present db for (cellulosic AND ethanol): 7284 US patents.
http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2Sect2
of methanol from the
forest slash.
Best wishes,
Peggy
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These people use the same arguments that set us up in Canada and
Australia
and god knows where else for the woodchippers. That these little
spindly,
generally rewgrowth trees are useless, and here is a heaven
] Methanol from Trees
When reviewing the potential contracts for thinning, I have not seen any
mention of herbicides, pesticides, or fertilizers to maintain a
sustainable system. Many of the areas are re-growth areas that were
involved in previous fire zones. Also, re-planting accelerates
re
=lignocellulose+AND+ethanolRS=(lignocellulose+AND+ethanol
Hans
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It is possible to turn the cellulosic biomass into fuel ethanol
Ethanol From Cellulose: A General Review
http://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/ncnu02/v5-017.html
Hans
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It is possible to turn
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It is possible to turn the cellulosic biomass into
fuel ethanol instead
of methanol.
Peggy
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Hi Greg and All ;
I have been reading with interest this thread. Does
anyone have any specific process conditions for
converting wood into methanol. I read somewhere that
pyrolysis at normal
It is possible to turn the cellulosic biomass into fuel ethanol instead
of methanol.
Peggy
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Greg H.
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It is possible to turn the cellulosic biomass into fuel ethanol instead
of methanol.
Peggy
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Hi Greg
I have seen the Alternatives to Fossil Fueled Engine/Generators ,
before,
but to me it looked like a guess work mixed with facts.
I liked the looks of the alternative
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Greg Harbican wrote:
I really hope this is a technology that can be scaled down for home use.
I have several trees ( and bushes ) in my yard that are causing
] Methanol from Trees
Greg Harbican wrote:
I really hope this is a technology that can be scaled down for home use.
I have several trees ( and bushes ) in my yard that are causing
problems,
that I would like to turn into Methanol.
Greg H.
I happened to see your reply in the archives
Greg H.
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Greg Harbican wrote:
I really hope this is a technology that can be scaled down for home use.
I have several trees
Greg Harbican wrote:
I really hope this is a technology that can be scaled down for home use.
I have several trees ( and bushes ) in my yard that are causing problems,
that I would like to turn into Methanol.
Greg H.
I happened to see your reply in the archives.
There was something
I really hope this is a technology that can be scaled down for home use.
I have several trees ( and bushes ) in my yard that are causing problems,
that I would like to turn into Methanol.
Greg H.
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