Abstract
AbstractThis paper reports on the identity and frequency of isolation of bacteria colonizing freshly-sawn (green) yellow-poplar lumber dead-stacked for 60 days in spring and summer of 2000. Total abundance of bacteria comprised 43% of the total population of isolated microorganisms and 14 different species of bacteria were identified.Bacillussp was the predominant species and accounted for 42% of the total bacteria positively identified. Abundance of bacteria on each sampling date increased with increasing average ambient temperature in the period leading up to sampling.
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