Comparative studies of fibres of woody species selected in relation to their paper-making potentials
作者： Godswill C Ajuziogu , Eugene O Ojua , Ngozi E Abu , Christopher C Onyeke , Virginus O Ayogu
DOI: 10.21829/MYB.2020.2621968
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摘要: The wood fibre used by the paper industry originates primarily from forests. Apart Gmelina arborea , there are other fast-growing plant species whose characteristics yet unknown. In order to relieve pressure and demand on G. arborea, this work was aimed at characterizing comparing fibres of four tree ( Parkia biglobosa Arzadirachta indica Alstonia boonei Cassia siamea ) with intention elucidating their suitability for pulp industry. trunk samples in study were collected Botanical Garden University Nigeria, Nsukka, while conducted Plant Anatomy Laboratory Department Science Biotechnology, Enugu State-Nigeria. results showed that mean length ranged 1.00 mm P. 1.70 A. . lengths did do not vary significantly (P < 0.05). Runkel ratio 0.624 3.227 across recording lowest values. Conclusively, is another good paper-making potential could substitute already known
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