Comparison of barks of deciduous and coniferous trees

Khalifa, Hiba és Németh, Róbert (2024) Comparison of barks of deciduous and coniferous trees. In: Wood 4 Sustainability. Soproni Egyetem Kiadó, Sopron, pp. 113-120. ISBN 9789633345412

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This review takes a closer look at the differences between the barks of deciduous and coniferous trees, focusing on their structure, chemical makeup, and ecological roles. Deciduous trees typically exhibit a thinner bark structure with distinct layers, including an outer protective layer and an inner phloem responsible for nutrient transport. In contrast, coniferous trees possess thicker, more uniform bark enriched with resin ducts that enhance defense against environmental stressors. The chemical composition of bark varies significantly between these two groups; deciduous barks are rich in tannins and flavonoids, while coniferous barks contain higher concentrations of terpenes and resins. Ecologically, both types of bark play vital roles in supporting biodiversity and contributing to soil health. This review highlights the importance of understanding these differences for effective forest management and conservation strategies, furthermore, it also points out differences in utilization opportunities.

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Dátum:	20 Már 2025 08:01
Utolsó módosítás:	20 Már 2025 08:01
URI:	http://publicatio.uni-sopron.hu/id/eprint/3505

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