Effects of curing time and end pressure on the tensile strength of finger-joined black spruce lumber.: An article from: Forest Products Journal

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Title: Effects of curing time and end pressure on the tensile strength of finger-joined black spruce lumber.
Author: Cecilia Bustos
Publication:Forest Products Journal (Refereed)
Date: November 1, 2003
Publisher: Forest Products Society
Volume: 53 Issue: 11-12 Page: 85(5)

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