Title of article
protection of bamboo against mould USING environment-friendly chemicals
Author/Authors
Tang, TKH University Hamburg - Centre for Wood Science, Germany , Tang, TKH Nong Lam University of HCM - Faculty of Forestry, Vietnam , Schmidt, O University Hamburg - Centre for Wood Science, Germany , Liese, W University Hamburg - Centre for Wood Science, Germany
From page
285
To page
290
Abstract
The protection of the bamboo species Bambusa stenostachya, Bambusa procera, Dendrocalamus asper and Thyrostachys siamensis against moulds was tested with environment-friendly chemicals under practical conditions. Bamboo samples were treated with several organic acids. Mould growth on the specimens was evaluated 1, 2, 4 and 8 weeks after exposure at the storage site of the Bamboo Nature Company, Binh Duong province, South Vietnam. Treatments with 10% acetic acid and 7% propionic acid completely inhibited mould growth on B. stenostachya and T. siamensis. For full protection of B. procera and D. asper, 10% propionic acid was needed.
Keywords
Field test , antimould treatment , organic acids
Journal title
Journal of Tropical Forest Science (JTFS)
Journal title
Journal of Tropical Forest Science (JTFS)
Record number
2574503
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