The processing of wood from upland versus lowland oaks

This paper examines some of the differences in wood properties that influence processing among the various oak groups. Although there is considerable variation within each group, from a processing viewpoint, oaks should be grouped into four classes: upland red, lowland red, upland white, and lowland white. A fifth group, bacterial infected, also has unique processing problems.

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