Fig. 3
From: A generic information framework for decision-making in a forest-based bio-economy
Bio-molecules that can be extracted from five biomass components of silver fir: (1) bark, (2) stem, (3) knot, (4) insertion of the branch, (5) branch (\(\varnothing \) = [0–4 cm, 4–7 cm, > 7 cm]). We measured the basic wood density (WD: [kg.m− 3]), the relative volume (RV: [%] of the above-ground volume of the tree with the exclusion of leaves), and the graphs represent the concentration in extractives, EC [kg.kg− 1]. For every biomass component, potential conflicts (construction and industrial use in this case) are presented if the wood materials are used for molecular extraction on the same harvesting sites