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Plant breeders could soon have access to an innovative new tool that will measure the water intake of individual plants, allowing them to choose parent stock which can better survive in condi…
Plant breeders could soon have access to an innovative new tool that will measure the water intake of individual plants, allowing them to choose parent stock which can better survive in condi…
To date, the expensive and time-consuming pre-treatment process required for the degradation of wood has inhibited its viability as a widely-used biofuel source. This is due to carbohydr…
A Sitka Spruce nicknamed ‘the loneliest tree in the world’ due to its location 200km away from its nearest neighbouring tree has found itself the unlikely bearer of evidence tha…
RISE PFI, part of the Swedish Research Institute, is researching how to utilise the nanocellulose in wood fibres for sustainable biomedical applications such as the regeneration of injure…
With research funding FWPA and industry to validate the technology, this breakthrough could enable foresters to dramatically reduce the breeding cycle of Eucalyptus globulus (blue gum) a…
Based on a survey of 1000 indoor Australian workers, the research has the potential to substantially boost demand for timber in office fit-outs. It also provides fresh evidence to underpin t…
Australia’s woodchip and pellet exports totalled 7.389 million bone dry metric tonnes (bdmt) for the year-ended January 2018, up 2.7% on the year prior. The small quantity of wood pellets an…
After turning down from a peak of AUD477.6 million for the year-ended August 2016, imports of Builders’ Joinery, declined to AUD443.0 million a year later. Since then, the value of imports ha…