Relationships between biochemical attributes (non-structural carbohydrates and phenolics) and natural durability against fungi in dry teak wood (Tectona grandis L. f.)

Table 1 Trees and samples characteristics

Tree number	Age (years)	Girth at bh (cm)	Height (m)	Width of sapwood (cm)	Width of heartwood (cm)	Number of radial positions^a	Number of samples at each radial position
1	10	43	12	1	4	4	4
2	7	63	16	2	5	4	4
3	10	67	20	2	7	4	4
4	10	60	19	2	4	4	4
5	6	59	24	4	6	4	4
6	6	59	18	2	4	4	4

bh breast height
^aThe radial position is the location of the sample on the radial profile of the wood. It can be sapwood, outer heartwood, middle heartwood, or inner heartwood (see Section 2 for more details)

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Tree number	Age (years)	Girth at bh (cm)	Height (m)	Width of sapwood (cm)	Width of heartwood (cm)	Number of radial positions^a	Number of samples at each radial position
1	10	43	12	1	4	4	4
2	7	63	16	2	5	4	4
3	10	67	20	2	7	4	4
4	10	60	19	2	4	4	4
5	6	59	24	4	6	4	4
6	6	59	18	2	4	4	4

Tree number	Age (years)	Girth at bh (cm)	Height (m)	Width of sapwood (cm)	Width of heartwood (cm)	Number of radial positions^a	Number of samples at each radial position
1	10	43	12	1	4	4	4
2	7	63	16	2	5	4	4
3	10	67	20	2	7	4	4
4	10	60	19	2	4	4	4
5	6	59	24	4	6	4	4
6	6	59	18	2	4	4	4

Tree number	Age (years)	Girth at bh (cm)	Height (m)	Width of sapwood (cm)	Width of heartwood (cm)	Number of radial positions^a	Number of samples at each radial position
1	10	43	12	1	4	4	4
2	7	63	16	2	5	4	4
3	10	67	20	2	7	4	4
4	10	60	19	2	4	4	4
5	6	59	24	4	6	4	4
6	6	59	18	2	4	4	4