Radiocarbon dating of lignotubers from mallee forms of Eucalyptus.

Wellington, A. B.; Polach, H. H.A.; Noble, I. R.

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Radiocarbon dating of lignotubers from mallee forms of Eucalyptus.

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1979

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Wellington, A. B.

Polach, H. H.A.

Noble, I. R.

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Detailed radiocarbon dating tests of the large tuborous roots of a variety of Eucalyptus have not confirmed earliest beliefs that these ligotubers are of great age, and indicate that there is no age difference between the structural cellulose of the outer heartwood and the substances stored in the cellulose structure. - Andrew Simmonds

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