Complete Volume

The structural change of the woodworking industry and its economical problems in the V. and. VI. five-year plan period

The increase of the economical effectiveness of timber conversion in the sawmilling industry by a more economical exploitation of the existing capacities

The stable tendencies of the African tropical round-wood market and the Hungarian veneer market

The optimal utilization of the forestry beech assortment resp. the determination of the optimal, raw-, semi-finished-, and finished product assortment to be gained in the course of the processing

The demand for floor covering and the analysis some of the problems concerning the production of wood-based floor coverings

Physical bases of the theory of lumber drying

The up-to-date continuous veneer drying

Industrial utilization of home grown noble poplars (Populus spp.).

Greenhouses made of acacia

The possibilities of the utilization of acacia (Robinia pseudoacacia L.) and oak wood (Quercus cerris L.) for the structural.

Some results of the research made in connection with the development of chipboard and sawmilling industry.

The up-to-date surface treatment of chipboards

Utilising of sulfite liquor in the chipboard industry.

Research for new combustion retarding materials.

Research made the technology and preservative for the temporary protection of logs, with special consideration of the blue staining fungii

Comparative test of the material of home grown old and juvenile (Populus spp.).

Histological observations on the circumstances of the formation of the stoma and lenticell of the peel of the Jonathan apple (Malus domestica)