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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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2011

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Christian Guido Bruckner Jana Lange Stephanie Markert Kerstin Mammitzsch Günter Jost Dörte Becher Thomas Schweder Matthias Labrenz Klaus Jürgens

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Christian Guido Bruckner Jana Lange Stephanie Markert Kerstin Mammitzsch Günter Jost Dörte Becher Thomas Schweder Matthias Labrenz Klaus Jürgens

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Arne Sæbø Hans Martin Hanslin

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? Nedeem Sissel Hansen Marina Azzaroli Bleken ? Dörsch*

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Sissel Hansen Marie Eve Bernard Philippe Rochette Hugh Riley Shahid Nadeem Atle Hauge Peter Dörsch

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Karl Thunes Mariela Covault Tyrihjell Rasmus Astrup

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Nina Hovden Sæther Anna Caroline Rehnberg

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Nina Hovden Sæther Anna Caroline Rehnberg

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Nina Svartedal Anna Caroline Holene

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Fred G. Evans Gry Alfredsen Per Otto Flæte

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Some of the most common Norwegian wood species were tested in a Double layer test in South East Norway. After eight years of exposure the highest decay rating (≥3) was found in Scots pine sapwood, Norway spruce, alder, birch and aspen. Two wood types had decay rate ≤1: Scots pine heartwood and cedar. Wood moisture was logged and compared with precipitation during a two month period the second year of exposure. Scots pine sapwood had higher wood moisture content than Norway spruce, and a good correlation was found between precipitation and wood moisture content. When comparing similar materials exposed at three different geographical locations in Southern Norway, the samples exposed in Bergen had higher decay rating than samples exposed at Ås and Oslo.