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WHAT CAUSES TWISTED TREES?by F. KnorrReview by: S. H. Clarke · Empire Forestry Journal · 1932
Das Holz als Rohstoff: seine Entstehung, stoffliche Beschaffenheit und chemische Verwertung.by Reinhard TrendelenburgReview by: S. H. Clarke · New Phytologist · 1940
Further Studies on Fibre Tension. (Commonwealth Forestry Bureau Bulletin No. 24)by M. R. JacobsReview by: S. H. Clarke · Empire Forestry Journal · 1940
Observations on the Anatomy of the Cricket-bat Willow (Salix caerulea Sm.) Vol. 38, No. 2by George MetcalfeReview by: S. H. Clarke · Empire Forestry Journal · 1940
The Density of Australian Timbers. 2.—Air Dry and Basic Density Data for 172 Timbers. (Pamphlet No. 92)by W. L. Greenhill; H. E. DadswellReview by: S. H. Clarke · Empire Forestry Journal · 1939
METHODS FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE COLOURED WOODS OF THE GENUS EUCALYPTUS. (Commonwealth of Australia, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Bulletin No. 67. Melbourne, 1932)by H. E. Dadswell; Maisie BurnellReview by: S. H. Clarke · Empire Forestry Journal · 1933
PROPERTIES OF AUSTRALIAN TIMBERS. PART I: EIGHT TIMBERS OF THE GENUS EUCALYPTUS (ASH GROUP) (Australian Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Division of Forest Products. Technical Paper No. 13)by H. E. DadswellReview by: S. H. Clarke · Empire Forestry Journal · 1934
A CHARCOAL KILN OF BRICK CONSTRUCTIONP. HARRIS · Empire Forestry Journal · 1942
PLYWOOD IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF AEROPLANESW. E. WAKEFIELD · Empire Forestry Journal · 1942
LARGE TREESM. V. LAURIE · Empire Forestry Journal · 1939
WOOD WORKING IN ANCIENT EGYPTA. Lucas · Empire Forestry Journal · 1934
FORESTRY IN VICTORIAOwen Jones · Empire Forestry Journal · 1926
OUTPUT FROM CANADIAN FORESTS IN 1922Empire Forestry Journal · 1924
SAL TAUNGYAS IN BENGALE. O. Shebbeare · Empire Forestry Journal · 1932
TROPICAL WOODS, Nos. 6 AND 7Review by: A. C. F. · Empire Forestry Journal · 1926