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Ratio of lignin to cellulose

18 years ago

I need info relating to the composition of Pine needles. Do the needles also contain suberins or are they simply composed of cellulose in a lignin reticulum? Specifically,I would like to know the composition of the cells which surround the resin ducts. A reference to any publication will be much appreciated.

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albert_135 　 39.17°N 119.76°W 4695ft.
18 years ago
Are you familiar with scholar.google? (I get out of my league very quickly but pasting several of the terms and phrases you use in your OP gives me a lot of Ghits. Or with scholar.google should we coin a new slang, sGhits?)
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