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The dataset includes results of laboratory analyses of 247 wood samples collected without bark from 24 live trees and 52 fallen logs of eight tree species: Acer platanoides, Betula pendula, Fraxinus excelsior, Picea abies, Populus tremula, Quercus robur, Tilia cordata, and Ulmus glabra. The dataset contains the following characteristics of wood samples: (1) bulk density (kg m-3) calculated by dividing the dry mass (at 60ºC for 96 h) by the fresh volume of a sample; (2) pH value measured with an electrode in the aqueous supernatant (0.5 g milled wood sample mixed with demineralized water 1:25); (3) concentrations of C and N (%) determined with a CHN analyser, and (4) concentration of Al, Ca, K, Cu, Mg, Mn, P, and Zn (mg kg-1) defined with ICP-OES. For each wood sample, the stage of decomposition is indicated; it varies from the initial class 0 (living trees) and then from the least decomposed class 1 to the most decomposed class 5. For fallen logs and standing trees, diameter at 1.3 m from the trunk base is given. For logs, the total length and mean stage of decomposition, weighted by the length of longitudinal fragments at different decay stages, are also presented. The logs were formed as a result of a mass windthrow occurred in a mesic broad-leaved forest in the strict Nature Reserve "Kaluzhskie Zaseki" in June 2006. The samples were collected in 2020-2022. The data are published as part of the RSF Project No. 22-24-01063 (https://rscf.ru/en/project/22-24-01063/) and analyzed in the articles Khanina et al., 2023 (https://doi.org/10.31857/S0024114823040034 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2023.121275, https://journals.tsu.ru/biology/&journal_page=archive&id=2381&article_id=51970).

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Data from: A Method for Sampling the Living Wood Microbiome

Included herein is raw ddPCR (BioRad QX200 droplet reader; mix of EvaGreen and probe chemistries) data used in methods testing, broken down into the subsections from the manuscript and gene target. Some processed metadata (e.g., sample mass) is also included. Additionally, the raw sequencing files (paired end sequencing, Illumina MiSeq) for the 3 sequenced red maple heartwood samples is included (both forward and reverse reads).

Empty entries later categorized as NA or NULL during R processing.

Raw ddPCR Data from QX200

zymo_1_24_test_core_pmoA_20220616_205334_819.csv,

Tree_Methods_pmoA_Eva_20230226_210141_169.csv,

Tree_Methods_mmoX_EvaGreen_20230301_194341_834.csv,

Tree_Methods_mcrA_EvaGreen_20230228_173602_437.csv,

Methods_Tree_Serial_Dil_mcrA_P_20230302_214357_917.csv,

Methods_Plate_mcrA_Probe_20230223_182334_914.csv,

Methods_plate_mcrA_FAM_redos_20230225_233035_079.csv,...

Introduction

The purpose of this dataset is to help localize and classify different defects that are often found on wood planks used in manufacturing, or other wood products. Wood will often have knots, cracks, or holes in it, all of which inform the quality and condition of the wood.

• Crack: A crack in the wood.
• Holes: A hole in the wood.
• Knot with Crack: A knot with a crack in it.
• Dead Knot: A darker colored knot.
• Live Knot: A lighter colored knot.

Object Classes

Crack

Description

This class contains cracks in the wood. It specifically does not contain cracks that occur in knots.

Instructions

• Draw a bounding box around the entire crack. If a crack has several clearly distinct sections to it, draw boxes around those individually. Try to make the box as tight around the crack as possible.
• Cracks will often appear as dark lines in the wood that do not necessarily follow the wood grain. Do not tag cracks that appear in knots, as those belong to the knot with crack category.
• If a crack extends a long way out of a knot, more than the diameter of the knot, draw a box around the part of the crack not in the knot.

Holes

Description

This class contains holes in wood. The two major kinds of holes are: the hole a termite or nail may leave behind, small and concentrated; or a hole that has the same dark color as a crack but just doesn't go anywhere, instead having a circular shape. These holes can be very small, so look carefully!

Instructions

• Draw a tight bounding box around the hole. If there are clusters of holes, mark each individually.
• Make sure not to tag holes that appear in knots.

Knot with Crack

Description

This is a knot that has a crack in it. It doesn't matter if the knot is dead or alive; if it has a crack in it, it's a knot with crack.

Instructions

• Draw a tight bounding box around the knot that has the crack in it. Most of the time, the crack will be contained entirely within the knot.
• However, if the crack extends outside of the knot, do not enlarge the bounding box to contain the rest of the crack. The important thing is that the box is tight around the knot.

Dead Knot

Description

This knot belonged to a branch that died before the tree was cut down. Dead knots typically have strong discoloration around at least some part of their boundary, indicating that its growth with the tree was poor. Often this discoloration is in the form of a very dark ring around the knot. Other times, there is just a sudden and sharp contrast with the color of the rest of the wood, that isn't necessarily shaped as a ring. The discoloration is sharp and sudden. It can look like the boundary of rot.

Instructions

• Draw a tight bounding box around the knot. If there is clear discoloration, ensure that it is contained within the bounding box.
• For example, if the knot has a dark ring, ensure that the ring is entirely contained within the box.

Live Knot

Description

This a knot that belonged to a living branch. These knots may be a different color from the rest of the wood, but the boundary between them and the wood is typically softer than it is for a dead knot. The knot looks like it is part of the wood, solidly attached all the way around. If the wood has grain around the knot, the grain moves smoothly around the knot. These knots can have rings, but their boundaries are soft.

Instructions

• Draw a bounding box around the knot. Some knots are clear as to where they end and the rest of the wood begins. For those knots, draw a tight bounding box.
• Other knots blend into the general grain of the wood. They will, however, always have a circular region where the branch grew. For those kinds of knots, do your best to draw the bounding box around the circular region and not around the rest of the warp of the grain.

Overview

• Introduction
• Object Classes
  • Holes-sn8f
  • Crack
  • Dead knot
  • Holes
  • Live knot
  • Knot with crack

Introduction

This dataset focuses on identifying and classifying various defects in wood surfaces. The task is to annotate images of wood with the presence of defects such as holes, cracks, and knots. These annotations are crucial for training models to automatically detect and classify defects, aiding in quality control and grading of wood products. The classes include:

• Holes-sn8f: Smaller, circular indents or apertures on the wood surface.
• Crack: Linear fractures or splits in the wood surface.
• Dead knot: Dark, often decayed, circular area where a dead branch was once present.
• Holes: Larger, irregularly shaped gaps or voids.
• Live knot: Circular, healthy-looking knots that are part of the wood grain.
• Knot with crack: A knot that has visible cracks emanating from or within it.

Object Classes

Holes-sn8f

Description

Small, circular indentations typically less significant in size compared to other hole categories. These appear as small circular dark spots on the wood.

Instructions

Annotate the entire circular indentation, ensuring that the bounding box encompasses the whole area where wood is missing or dented. Do not annotate these if they are less than 5 pixels in diameter.

Crack

Description

Linear or jagged lines that indicate a fracture in the wood. Cracks are often elongated and may vary in width along their length.

Instructions

Draw bounding boxes along the entire visible length of the crack. Ensure the box encompasses any branching lines that stem from the main crack. For annotations, follow the main line of the crack, but include any splintering that is directly connected.

Dead knot

Description

Dark, circular areas that appear dry and brittle, typically surrounded by rough wood grain. They may have irregular boundaries and a decayed appearance.

Instructions

Mark the entire darkened, circular region, even if part of it is lighter in the interior. Include any extensions that look dry or affected by the decay, but do not extend beyond the immediate boundary of the knot.

Holes

Description

Larger gaps or voids that might appear irregular in shape. These are sections where the wood is entirely missing and light typically passes through or displays a shadow.

Instructions

Draw bounding boxes around the entire void space, even if irregular in shape. Include shadowed areas that indicate depth, but do not mark minor surface blemishes that don't have actual depth.

Live knot

Description

Healthy, circular knots that form part of the natural wood grain, usually appearing smoother and with a more uniform color than dead knots.

Instructions

Enclose the entire circular area, noting the smooth transition into the wood grain. Ensure to include the knot's complete extension within the box, but do not mark surrounding grain patterns as part of the knot.

Knot with crack

Description

A knot that exhibits visible cracks either crossing through or radiating from the knot itself. These often show the knot encapsulated with splits.

Instructions

Ensure the bounding box includes the full knot and all visible cracks radiating from it. Pay attention to cracks that intersect the knot's edge and ensure these are enclosed within the same annotation. Differentiate this from a regular crack by noting the circular central knot formation.

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