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- Figure 1.
Preparation of sample, (a) trunk segment with a borehole inside before dividing into slices; (b) dividing the segment in tangential direction in slices of 2 cm thickness each; (c) discoloration caused by a borehole in different depths, tangential view; (d) discoloration and cambial dieback caused by a borehole in different depths, radial view.
- Figure 2.
Length of initial cambial dieback (L) after wounding of a large-leaved lime; the borehole is filled with polyurethane.
- Figure 3.
Average cambial dieback around boreholes with different treatments.
- Figure 4.
Discoloration of a lime tree (tangential view).
- Figure 5.
Marginal zone in a lime tree: discolored wood (left) nondiscolored wood (right) (cross-section, 70×).
- Figure 6.
Marginal (discolored) zone in a lime tree (tangential section, 30×).
- Figure 7.
Marginal zone and discoloration in a birch tree: discolored wood (down), nondiscolored wood (up) (cross-section, 70×).
- Figure 8.
Marginal zone in a birch tree (slightly discolored) (tangential section, 30×).
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