It was only very recently demonstrated that essential oils from the needle extract of Pinus roxburghii Sarg. express a rather strong (about 70%) cytotoxic activity on human breast cancer MCF-7 cells at the dose of 100 μg/ml.
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[PDF]Get PriceThis paper describes an optimization of planetary mill pretreatment and saccharification processes for improving biosugar production. Pitch pine (Pinus rigida) wood sawdust waste was used as biomass feedstock and the process parameters optimized in this study were the buffering media, the milling time, the enzyme quantity, and the incubation time.
Get Price1 . Following severe, stand‐replacing fires in 1995, we quantified emergence, growth and survival in Pinus rigida seedlings in eight stands in three areas of the pine barrens of Long Island, New York, USA, and examined factors contributing to spatial and temporal variation in recruitment.. 2 . We followed 6431 marked seedlings in the first cohort following fire, as well as additional cohorts ...
[PDF]Get PricePinus pungensLamb. Table Mountain Pine Pinaceae Pine family Lino Della-Bianca Table Mountain pine (Pinus pungens) is also called Habitat hickory pine, mountain pine, or prickly pine. It is most often small in stature, poor in form, and exceed-Native Rangeingly limby.
Get PriceJan 01, 2011 · Cluster analysis of the 80 communities using tree relative densities produced four community types, dominated by 1) P. rigida, 2) P. rigida and Acer rubrum, 3) P. strobus and A. rubrum, and 4) A. rubrum, respectively. The frequency of the Pinus rigida community type was highest in 1952 and declined with time, with only 8% of sites predicted to ...
Get PriceEffect of prescribed fire on local site conditions. Pinus rigida, P. strobus and Quercus alba were the most important overstory species both prior to and following the prescribed burn. The burn reduced the densities of these species ().Mean densities of mature P. rigida and P. strobus trees were 70% and 53%, respectively, lower in post-burn plots compared to the unburned stand.
Get PriceMid-succession: In another Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory study, Elliott and others [] found beetleweed recovered gradually after a chestnut oak-scarlet oak-pitch pine stand was clearcut in 1952.Beetleweed was the 2nd most common herbaceous species in the study area before clearcutting, representing 19% of total understory species composition.
Get Pricetitle = "Primary and secondary decay fungi on exposed pine tree logs in the forest", abstract = "The successional diversity of basidiomycetous fungi was studied on Korean pine (Pinus koraiensis) and pitch pine (Pinus rigida) logs that were left exposed on the forest floor based on fungal surveys conducted after 18, 42, and 54 months of exposure.
[PDF]Get PriceAccording to Della-Bianca (1990) : "Table Mountain pine, an Appalachian endemic, grows almost entirely within the range of pitch pine, (Pinus rigida) and ia pine (P. iana), but is less frequent.In general, Table Mountain pine occupies xeric sites of Appalachian rocky and shaly mountainous areas from Georgia into Pennsylvania.
Get PriceMar 03, 2006 · The prevalence of stand-replacing fire in the formation of Table Mountain pine pitch pine (Pinus pungens Lamb. and Pinus rigida Mill., respectively) communities was investigated with dendrochronological techniques.Nine stands in Georgia, South Carolina, and Tennessee were analyzed for age structure, species recruitment trends, and radial growth patterns to determine whether they .
Get PriceIn contrast, Cook et al. found relatively small to insignificant differences among seed sources of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) growing within individual plantations across the southern United States. Here, we evaluated trees from a pitch pine (Pinus rigida Mill.) provenance study established in 1974 in the New Jersey Pinelands National Reserve.
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Get PriceMissing Rings, Synchronous Growth, and Ecological Disturbance in a 36-Year Pitch Pine (Pinus rigida) ... respectively. Average radial growth was higher in the southern group compared to the northern group during 67% of the 1980–2009 period (Fig 5). The warmest seed sources had significantly wider average ring widths than the coldest seed ...
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[PDF]Get PriceGrowth of Eastern White Pine (Pinus strobus L.) Related to Forest Floor Consumption by Prescribed Fire in the Southern Appalachians Katherine J. Elliott, James M. Vose, and Barton D. Clinton, USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station, Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory, 3160 .
[PDF]Get PriceSouthern Appalachian table mountain pine (Pinus pungens) and pitch pine (P. rigida) forests require disturbance for regeneration. Lightning-ignited fires and cultural burning practices provided the disturbance that prehistorically and historically maintained these forests. Burning essentially ceased on public lands in the early twentieth century when fire suppression became
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