Simple separation of Torreya nucifera and Chamaecyparis obtusa wood using portable visible and near-infrared spectrophotometry: differences in light-conducting properties

Published Date

April 2016, Volume 62, Issue 2, pp 210-212

First online: 19 February 2016

Title 

Simple separation of Torreya nucifera and Chamaecyparis obtusa wood using portable visible and near-infrared spectrophotometry: differences in light-conducting properties

• Author 

• Hisashi Abe 
• , Ken Watanabe
• , Atsuko Ishikawa
• , Shuichi Noshiro
• , Tomoyuki Fujii
• , Mitsuharu Iwasa
• , Hiroaki Kaneko
• , Hiroshi Wada

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