PINE TAPPINGRecent Advances

Alex CUNNINGHAM alexcunn@gmail.com

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2013 PCA International ConferenceHotel Rey Juan Carlos I

17 September 2013Barcelona, SPAIN

• A THOUGHT ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY

• PINE TAPPING RECENT ADVANCES

• A LOOK TO THE FUTURE

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• A THOUGHT ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY

• PINE TAPPING RECENT ADVANCES

• A LOOK TO THE FUTURE

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ANUAL PRODUCTION OF TACKIFYING RESINS = 2 430 kTon

Source: Baumassy – PCA 2012; Own estimates.

TACKIFYING RESINS

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ANUAL PRODUCTION OF TACKIFYING RESINS = 2 430 kTon

ROSIN = 1 310 HCR = 1 040T

POLYTERPENIC RESINS= 80

TACKIFYING RESINS

Source: Baumassy – PCA 2012; Own estimates.APC – 17/SEPTEMBER/2013

ANUAL PRODUCTION OF TACKIFYING RESINS = 2 430 kTon

ROSIN = 1 310 HCR = 1 040T

GUM ROSIN = 900TORA = 390

POLYTERPENIC RESINS = 80

WOOD ROSIN = 20

TACKIFYING RESINS

Source: Baumassy – PCA 2012; Own estimates.APC – 17/SEPTEMBER/2013

ANUAL PRODUCTION OF TACKIFYING RESINS = 2 430 kTon

ROSIN = 1 310 HCR = 1 040T

GUM ROSIN = 900TORA = 390

POLYTERPENIC RESINS = 80

WOOD ROSIN = 20

115

785More than 85% of GUM ROSIN produced

comes from arcaic, inefficient and unsustainable

pine tapping practices.

Less than 15% of GUM ROSIN producedcomes from modern, efficient and

sustainablepine tapping practices.

TACKIFYING RESINS

Source: Baumassy – PCA 2012; Own estimates.APC – 17/SEPTEMBER/2013

ANUAL PRODUCTION OF TACKIFYING RESINS = 2 430 kTon

ROSIN = 1 310 HCR = 1 040T

GUM ROSIN = 900TORA = 390

POLYTERPENIC RESINS = 80

WOOD ROSIN = 20

115

785

TACKIFYING RESINS

1/5Sustainable

4/5Non sustainable

Source: Baumassy – PCA 2012; Own estimates.APC – 17/SEPTEMBER/2013

• A THOUGHT ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY

• PINE TAPPING RECENT ADVANCES

• A LOOK TO THE FUTURE

APC – 17/SEPTEMBER/2013

• PROJECT GEP III – São Paulo – Brazil

Devellopment of a paste stimulant withou H2SO4.

Crops 2010/2011, 2011/2012 and 2012/2013.

Four different formulas with Salicylic Acid and 2-chloroethyl phosponic acid.

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• A THOUGHT ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY

• PINE TAPPING RECENT ADVANCES

• A LOOK TO THE FUTURE

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Pine Resin: Biology, Chemistry and Applications Editors: Arthur G. Fett-Neto and Kelly C. S. Rodrigues-Corrêa

Pine resin tapping techniques used around the worldAlejandro Cunningham

Anatomical aspects of resin canals and oleoresin production in pine treesAngel T. Boschiero Ferreira and Mario Tomazello-Filho

Physiological control of pine resin productionKelly Cristine da Silva Rodrigues-Corrêa and Arthur Germano Fett-Neto

Inducible and constitutive defenses in pine: The ecological role of pine oilMichael A. Phillips

Anatomical aspects of resin-based defences in pinePaal Krokene and Nina E. Nagy

Genetics of oleoresin production with focus on Brazilian planted forestsAnanda Virginia de Aguiar, Jarbas Yukio Shimizu, Valderês Aparecida de Sousa, Marcos Deon Vilela de Resende, Miguel Luiz Menezes Freitas, Mario Luiz Teixeira de Moraes and Alexandre Magno Sebbenn

Pine terpene biotransformationRenata P. Limberger, Roselena S. Schuh and Amélia T. Henriques

http://researchsignpost.info/UserBookDetail.aspx?bkid=1272&catid=269APC – 17/SEPTEMBER/2013