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Flammability characteristics of southern species II

Summary of results from studies quantifying characteristics of flammability for southern species, but not as main research objectives.

Table: Flammability characteristics of southern species II
SpeciesComponentAuthorLocationExtractive concentrationParticle densityMineral content;Surface area/volumeLeavesAsh content
Effective mineral content (silica-free)
Ashe juniperMature foliage and small stemsOwens et al. 1998Sonora Research Station, TX(monoterpenoid) 9.16 mg\xe2\x88\x99g-1 to 11.92 mg\xe2\x88\x99g-1
Juniperus asheiAnnadale Ranch, TX
GallberryLive foliageShafizadeh et al. 1977Unknown, supplied by USDA Northen Forest Fire Lab44.60%
Ilex glabra
Saw palmettoLive foliageShafizadeh et al. 1977Unknown, supplied by USDA Northen Forest Fire Lab13.10%
Serenoa repens
Saw palmettoFoliage and stems <1/4\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown50.3 lb/ft30.047 lb/lb
Serenoa repens
Saw palmettoLive foliageHough and Albini 1978unknown50.1 lb/ft30.034 lb/lb2196 ft2/ft3
Serenoa repens
Saw palmettoLive stem <1/4\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown53.9 lb/ft3409 ft2/ft3
Serenoa repens
Saw palmettoLive stem \xc2\xbc-1\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown54.7 lb/ft30.021; 0.15 lb/lb238 ft2/ft3
Serenoa repens
Saw palmettoDead foliageHough and Albini 1978unknown31.6 lb/ft31994 ft2/ft3
Serenoa repens
Saw palmettoDead stem <1/4\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown27.9 lb/ft3263 ft2/ft3
Serenoa repens
Saw palmettoDead stem \xc2\xbc-1\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown28.4 lb/ft3169 ft2/ft3
Serenoa repens
GallberryLive foliage and stems <1/4\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown43.8 lb/ft30.023; 0.02 lb/lb
Ilex glabra
GallberryLive foliageHough and Albini 1978unknown37.4 lb/ft30.021 lb/lb2593 ft2/ft3
Ilex glabra
GallberryLive stem <1/4\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown47.0 lb/ft3447 ft2/ft3
Ilex glabra
GallberryLive stem \xc2\xbc-1\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown44.1 lb/ft30.013; 0.10 lb/lb141 ft2/ft3
Ilex glabra
GallberryDead foliageHough and Albini 1978unknown
Ilex glabra
GallberryDead stem <1/4\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown39.8 lb/ft30.014; 0.09 lb/lb404 ft2/ft3
Ilex glabra
GallberryDead stem \xc2\xbc-1\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown38.4 lb/ft3136 ft2/ft3
Ilex glabra
Slash pineLitter (L&F) <1/4\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown30.4 lb/ft30.036; 0.012 lb/lb1729 ft2/ft3
Pinus elliottii
Slash pineLitter (L) foliageHough and Albini 1978unknown0.021 lb/lb1883 ft2/ft3
Pinus elliottii
Slash pineLitter (F) foliageHough and Albini 1978unknown0.028 lb/lb1900 ft2/ft3
Pinus elliottii
Slash pineLitter \xc2\xbc-1\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown27 lb/ft30.018; 0.011 lb/lb107 ft2/ft3
Pinus elliottii
Slash pineLitter 1-3\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown28.4 lb/ft30.018; 0.008 lb/lb32 ft2/ft3
Pinus elliottii
Slash pineLitter (H) <1/4\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown24.5 lb/ft30.098; 0.017 lb/lb
Pinus elliottii
Longleaf pineLitter (L&F) <1/4\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown31.7 lb/ft30.032; 0.013 lb/lb1851 ft2/ft3
Pinus palustris
Longleaf pineLitter \xc2\xbc-1\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown30.2 lb/ft3104 ft2/ft3
Pinus palustris
Longleaf pineLitter 1-3\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown32.5 lb/ft319 ft2/ft3
Pinus palustris
Longleaf pineLitter (H) <1/4\xe2\x80\x9dHough and Albini 1978unknown25.0 lb/ft30.082; 0.013 lb/lb
Pinus palustris
Chestnut oakLive foliageRieske et al. 2002Daniel Boone National Forest, KY203.53 cm2\xe2\x88\x99g-1
Quercus pinus
Scarlet oakLive foliageRieske et al. 2002Daniel Boone National Forest, KY167.92 cm2\xe2\x88\x99g-1
Quercus coccinea
Red mapleLive foliageRieske et al. 2002Daniel Boone National Forest, KY214.65 cm2\xe2\x88\x99g-1
Acer rubrum
Mountain laurelDried leavesThackston et al. 1982Chattahoochee National Forest, GA3.60%
Kalmia latifolia
Mountain laurelLeavesBrand 1997Cultured at University of Connecticut1188-3248 cm2 per plant;
Kalmia latifolia cultivars20-82 g dry wt. per plant
Rosebay rhododendronLeavesStarrett et al. 1993Cultured in Tennessee70-85 cm2 per leaf; 300-450 cm2 per plant
Rhododenron maximum
Brazilian pepper treeFresh leavesSaleh 1988Egypt15.6 g essential oil per kg fresh weight
Schinus terebenthfolius
Melaleuca Melaleuca qiunquenerviaBark;Wang and Huffman 1982Southern Florida21.10 %;
Terminal Branch;9.06 %;
Foliage26.82%
Eucalyptus Eucalyptus grandisBark;Wang and Huffman 1982Southern Florida15.36 %;
Terminal Branch;12.94 %;
Foliage32.88%

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