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Potential impacts of climate change on wood deterioration

C. Brischke
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A. O. Rapp
Pages 85-92 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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S. T. Lebow & S. A. Halverson. (2015) Performance of Northeastern United States wood species treated with copper based preservatives: 10 year above-ground decking evaluation. International Wood Products Journal 6:2, pages 72-78.
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Juan A. Martín & Rosana López. (2023) Biological Deterioration and Natural Durability of Wood in Europe. Forests 14:2, pages 283.
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Jeong-Joo Oh, Yong-Seok Choi, Gang sun Kim & Gyu-Hyeok Kim. (2022) Assessment of the effects of projected climate change on the potential risk of wood decay in Korea. Journal of Cultural Heritage 55, pages 43-47.
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Philip B. van Niekerk, Brendan N. Marais, Christian Brischke, Luisa M.S. Borges, Magdalena Kutnik, Jonas Niklewski, David Ansard, Miha Humar, Simon M. Cragg & Holger Militz. (2022) Mapping the biotic degradation hazard of wood in Europe – biophysical background, engineering applications, and climate change-induced prospects. Holzforschung 76:2, pages 188-210.
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Youngseok HAM, Ji-Eun AN, Soo Min LEE, Sang-Hoon CHUNG, Sun Hee KIM & Mi-Jin PARK. (2021) Isolation and Identification of Fungi Associated with Decay of Quercus mongolica. Journal of the Korean Wood Science and Technology 49:3, pages 234-253.
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S. F. Curling & G. A. Ormondroyd. (2020) Observed and projected changes in the climate based decay hazard of timber in the United Kingdom. Scientific Reports 10:1.
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Michael A. Lacasse, Abhishek Gaur & Travis V. Moore. (2020) Durability and Climate Change—Implications for Service Life Prediction and the Maintainability of Buildings. Buildings 10:3, pages 53.
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Anne-Cathrine Flyen, Cecilie Flyen & Johan Mattsson. (2020) Climate change impacts and fungal decay in vulnerable historic structures at Svalbard. E3S Web of Conferences 172, pages 20006.
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. 2017. Performance of Bio-based Building Materials. Performance of Bio-based Building Materials 483 546 .
Christian Brischke & Malte Hanske. (2016) Durability of untreated and thermally modified reed (Phragmites australis) against brown, white and soft rot causing fungi. Industrial Crops and Products 91, pages 49-55.
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Laurie J. Cookson, David Page & Tripti Singh. (2014) Accelerated above-ground decay testing in Australia and New Zealand. International Biodeterioration & Biodegradation 86, pages 210-217.
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