Sentence examples for hardwood yield from inspiring English sources

Although timber production from hardwoods declined in the 1970s and '80s, the industry had regained strength by the early 21st century to account for nearly one-fifth of the country's total annual hardwood yield.

The natural fibers studied included hardwood high yield pulp, softwood high yield pulp, and bleached kraft softwood pulp fibers.

Forest resources of the Chaco include many species of hardwoods that yield tannin, of which the red quebracho is the most important.

There are important differences in the shape of the root component curve between the two approaches (Fig. 6), and the Jenkins hardwood equation yields a consistently lower proportion than the Chojnacky equation.

There are important differences in the shape of the root component curve between the two approaches (Fig.  6), and the Jenkins hardwood equation yields a consistently lower proportion than the Chojnacky equation.

However, despite their reported ability to degrade lignin phenolics, many laccases require extracellular redox mediators to disrupt the non-phenolic β-aryl ether and C-C linkages that dominant hardwood lignins to yield the types of degradation products observed in A. glabripennis frass [ 50].

Private woodlots yield both hardwood and softwood for lumber, pulpwood, and fuel.

Mr. Murray estimated that hardwood timber that would yield 20 million board feet of usable lumber (a board foot is 12 inches square and an inch thick) was felled on Long Island each year, with most of it being used as firewood or going to waste.

Forest areas yield excellent hardwoods.

The state's forests are a major source of hardwoods, but they also yield pulpwoods in significant quantities.

Following brief pyrolytic exposures at 500 and 600 °C, the refined hardwood and softwood lignins yielded coal-like products.