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EFFECT OF TREE PORTION AND DISTANCE FROM PITH ON THE BASIC DENSITY, FIBER PROPERTIES AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF ALBIZIA FALCATARIAWOOD

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International Journal of Latest Research in Science and Technology Vol.3 Issue 6, pp 187-191,Year 2014

EFFECT OF TREE PORTION AND DISTANCE FROM PITH ON THE BASIC DENSITY, FIBER PROPERTIES AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF ALBIZIA FALCATARIAWOOD

Muslyza Che Hussin, Jamaludin Kasim, Nur Farahin Yusoff, Nor Farhana Jasmi, Siti Nadzirah Misfar

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Received : 10 December 2014; Accepted : 25 December 2014 ; Published : 31 December 2014

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Albizia falcataria seems to be the best alternative as it is wood properties offer great usability and multipurpose tree. It is very fast growth and able to grow on variety of soils make it suitable as an alternative tree. Therefore, the basic density, fiber properties and chemical composition of Albizia falcataria were study according the effect of tree portion and distance from pith. The preliminary studies are important in order to make variety of products which nowadays it become insufficient resources according to the increment of human populations in the world.

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Albizia falcataria, Tree portion, Distance from pith, Basic density, Fiber properties, Chemical comp

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Muslyza Che Hussin, Jamaludin Kasim, Nur Farahin Yusoff, Nor Farhana Jasmi, Siti Nadzirah Misfar , " Effect Of Tree Portion And Distance From Pith On The Basic Density, Fiber Properties And Chemical Composition Of Albizia Falcatariawood ", International Journal of Latest Research in Science and Technology . Vol. 3, Issue 6, pp 187-191 , 2014

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