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NIBIOs employees contribute to several hundred scientific articles and research reports every year. You can browse or search in our collection which contains references and links to these publications as well as other research and dissemination activities. The collection is continously updated with new and historical material.

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2009

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Arnt-Børre Salberg Svein Solberg Dan Johan Weydahl Rasmus Astrup

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Holger Lange Heleen A. de Wit Björn Thomas Rasmus Astrup Gro Hylen Line Tau Strand

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Heleen A. de Wit Rasmus Astrup Torill Engen-Skaugen Annika Hofgaard Glen Peters Line Tau Strand

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Miguel D. Mahecha Alfredo Martinez Holger Lange Markus Reichstein Erwin Beck

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Arnt-Børre Salberg Svein Solberg Anne H. Schistad Solberg Holger Lange

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Lars Eklundh Thomas Johansson Svein Solberg

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Richard Fischer Martin Lorenz Michael Köhl Georg Becher Oliver Granke Alexey Bobrinsky Tatyana Braslavskaya Wim de Vries Matthias Dobbertin Philipp Kraft Daniel Laubhann Natalia Lukina Hans Dieter Nagel Gert Jan Reinds Hubert Sterba Svein Solberg Silvia Stofer Walter Seidling

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W. De Vries Svein Solberg M. Dobbertin H. Sterba D. Laubhann M. van Oijen C Evans P. Gundersen J. Kros G.W.W. Wamelink G. J. Reinds M.A. Sutton

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Annica Pilgård Gry Alfredsen Isabella Børja Charlotte G. Björdal

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Annica Pilgård Gry Alfredsen Isabella Børja Charlotte G. Björdal

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There is a need to establish new objective and sensitive methods for early detection and quantification of decay fungi in wood materials. Molecular methods have proven to be a useful tool within wood protection issues, however, this field is still poorly explored and so far relatively few have used these methods within the field of wood deterioration. Among the techniques used in the indirect quantification of fungi in decayed wood and building material are chitin and ergosterol assays. DNA-based methods are rarely used for identification in connection with quantification. Access to knowledge about fungal colonisation paterns in different wood substrates would allow further improvement of new products. The aim of this study was to investigate the colonisation pattern of decay fungi in wood samples after six years in soil exposure, in an EN252 test.....