Acta Scientiarum Polonorum Silvarum Colendarum Ratio et Industria Lignaria
Uniwersytet Przyrodniczy w Poznaniu
1644-0722
2450-7997
Overview of Resin and Charcoal Production in Bosnia and Herzegovina
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
45–53
en
2025
24
2
Zahida
Ademovic
Borislav
Malinovic
resin tapping, charcoal production, black pine, traditional methods, Bosnia and Herzegovina
.1
CHARCOAL IN ROMANIA DURING HISTORY-AN ANCIENT MATERIAL FOR MODERN TIMES
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
55–60
en
2025
24
2
Emanuela Carmen
Beldean
Maria Cristina
Timar
charcoal, Romania, history, manufacturing, metallurgical industry
.2
RESIN AND PITCH PRODUCTION IN ITALY: HISTORICAL OVERVIEW AND REGIONAL PRACTICES
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
61-67
en
2025
24
2
Irene Bertelli
Jeannette
Lucejko
Erika
Ribechini
resin, pitch, Italy, traditional forestry, archaeological adhesives, Brettian pitch, larch turpentine
.3
THE RESIN PROCESSING INDUSTRY IN PORTUGAL: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
69–84
en
2025
24
2
Sofia Teives
Henriques
Koldo
Trapaga-Monchet
Paula
Soares
Ana T. S. C.
Brandão
Renata
Costa
resin industry, pitch, tar, historical forestry practices, ragusa kilns
.4
THE IMPACT OF ACTIVATED CARBON FROM BLACK PINE (PINUS NIGRA) WOOD WASTE ON PARTICLEBOARD PERFORMANCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
85–92
en
2025
24
2
Mehmet Emin
ERGÜN
black pine, formaldehyde emissions, activated carbon, particleboard
.5
POTARCH INDUSTRIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT FROM THE MIDDLE AGES TO THE EARLY MODERN PERIOD
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
93–111
en
2025
24
2
Aleksandra
Fostikov
Jiri
Woitsch
Mirko
Vranić
Tomáš
Krofta
Florian
Zikeli
Dorina
Moullou
Paula
Soares
Koldo
Trapaga-Monchet
Sofia
Henriques
Renata
Costa
Katja
Tikka
Marianne
Vasara-Aaltonen
Branko
Glavonjić
Nesibe
Köse
Coşkun
Köse
Taner
Okan
Péter
Szabó
Anna
Varga
Boban
Petrovski
Gönenç
Göçmengil
Alessandra
Pecci
Andreu Falcó
Sanchiz
Volker
Haag
Valentina
Zemke
Kilian
Dremel
Tim
Lewandrowski
Anne
Reisenbach
Jannik
Stebani
Simon
Zabler
Gerald
Koch
charcoal, potash, pitch, tar, resin, environment, medieval
.6
IDENTIFICATION OF WOOD AND CHARCOAL USING 3D-MICROSCOPY, μCT VOLUMETRIC IMAGING, AND MACHINE-LEARNING APPROACHES: A REVIEW
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
113–122
en
2025
24
2
Volker
Haag¹
Kilian
Dremel
Tim
Lewandrowski
Anne
Reisenbach
Jannik Stebani
Simon
Zabler
Valentina Zemke¹ and Gerald
Koch¹
wood identification, charcoal analysis, wood anatomy, artificial intelligence, digital image analysis, species identification, trade control
.7
Woodland charcoal in England: now and then
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
123–135
en
2025
24
2
Zoë
Hazell
Christopher
Atkinson
Jim
Bettle
charcoal production, woodland, history, heritage, cultural references
.8
TRADITIONAL NON-TIMBER FOREST PRODUCTS IN SPAIN
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
137–146
en
2025
24
2
R.
Herrera-Diaz*
F.J.
Yuste-Córdoba
S.
Cuellar-Borrego
R.
García-Mateos
B.
Godoy-Cancho
forest products; charcoal production; wood-tar-pitch; tannins; sustainable forest management; Spanish cultural heritage
.9
THE TRADITION OF LARCH RESIN EXTRACTION IN AUSTRIA
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
147–159
en
2025
24
2
Elisabeth
Johann
larch, resin, history, intangible cultural heritage
.10
TAR PRODUCTION AND USE IN TÜRKIYE: FROM PAST TO PRESENT
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
161–172
en
2025
24
2
Nesibe
Köse
Taner
Okan
Coşkun
Köse
Bedirhan
Gürçay
tar, katran, ecological knowledge, traditional methods
.11
TESTING THE HYDROPHOBICITY OF WOOD TAR ADHESIVES AND COATINGS USING CONTACT ANGLE MEASUREMENTS
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
173–182
en
2025
24
2
Paul
Kozowyk
spruce, pine, biochar, pitch, water resistance
.12
TAR PRODUCTION IN POLAND FROM A COMMON CRAFT TO A FADING TRADITION
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
183–193
en
2025
24
2
Maria
Legut-Pintal
Joachim
Popek
Alicja
Młynarczuk
Monika
Bartkowiak
Magdalena
Zborowska
tar, birch tar, forest by-products, archaeology, history, PoTaRCh
.13
Resin Trails: The History and Utilization of Resin in Poland
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
195–202
en
2025
24
2
Jakub
Loffler*
Jakub
Brózdowski
resin tapping, natural resin, Scots pine, traditional practices, forest history
.14
Charcoal and Biochar Research in Serbia
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
203–214
en
2025
24
2
Zorica
Mojović
Nataša
Jović-Jovičić
charcoal, biochar, archaeology, adsorption, agriculture, industry
.15
RESIN AND PINE TAR IN GREECE: ANCIENT TECHNIQUES AND TRADITIONAL PRACTICES
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
215–234
en
2025
24
2
Dorina
Moullou
George I.
Mantanis
resin, pine tar, pitch, Greece, ancient Greek technology, traditional crafts, forest products, forest heritage, diachronic perspective, practical uses
.16
OVERVIEW OF HISTORIC WOOD CHARCOAL MANUFACTURING IN TÜRKIYE
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
235–244
en
2025
24
2
Taner
Okan
Nesibe
Köse
Coşkun
Köse
H. Tuncay
Güner
charcoal, Ottoman Empire, trade, forest, Anatolia
.17
EVALUATION OF ANTI-MICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF JUNIPER WOOD TAR (CADE OIL)
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
245–249
en
2025
24
2
Osman Emre
Özkan
cade oil, antifungal, antibacterial, juniper wood
.18
“A BLACK DROP OF TAR, A HUNDRED DROPS OF CLOUDY SWEAT”. THE PRODUCTION, TRADE, AND USE OF WOOD TAR IN THE KINGDOM OF YUGOSLAVIA DURING THE INTERWAR PERIOD
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
249–257
en
2025
24
2
Jelena
Rafailović
tar, Kingdom of Yugoslavia, kiridžije, wood, forestry, Zlatibor mountain
.19
RESIN PRODUCTION IN TÜRKİYE: HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT, PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES, AND INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
261–270
en
2025
24
2
Derya
Ustaömer*
Bilge
Yılmaz
Elif
Topaloğlu
resin, production methods, Türkiye, Turkish pine, maritime pine
.20
CHARCOAL PRODUCTION AS PART OF SLOVAKIA’S TECHNICAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE
ORIGINAL_ARTICLE
271–284
en
2025
24
2
Vidholdová
Zuzana
charcoal, charcoal burning, historical technologies, archaeological findings, charcoal kiln, forestry, metallurgy, cultural heritage, Slovakia, traditional crafts
.21