Wood mold inhibitor, environmentally friendly wood mold inhibitor

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　　Wood mold inhibitorWood preservatives The main reason is the growth and reproduction of mold, which slows down the rate of mold addition; ② Kill individual molds and reduce the definite number of molds in the system. The former is called the static fungal effect or antibacterial effect, which means that under the effect of wood antifungal agents, the growth of individual fungi is hindered, and they can only maintain their livelihoods, but cannot undergo growth, development, and proliferation, thereby reducing the number of systemic fungi. The latter is called bactericidal effect, which is the process in which individual microorganisms cannot maintain normal physiological activities and die due to the interaction between wood mold inhibitors and life molecules such as mold proteins. The antibacterial and bactericidal effects are relative and often related to the concentration of the drug. When the concentration of the drug is high, it shows a killing effect on microorganisms; When treated at low concentrations, it exhibits a suppressive effect on microorganisms. Wood mold inhibitor: After wood is treated with mold inhibitor, the wood mold inhibitor can touch and adsorb with the outer membrane of mold cells, and then enter the cytoplasm through the membrane to act on a certain part of microbial cells, inhibiting or altering the growth, reproduction, spore formation, spore germination, spore swelling, cell mitosis, and other physiological, biochemical reactions and metabolic activities of mold. Ultimately, it manifests as inhibiting the growth and reproduction of wood microorganisms, and even killing microorganisms. The effective parts of wood antifungal agents can be roughly divided into various metabolic mechanisms essential for maintaining microbial cell life, such as cell wall composition, membrane function, protein composition, nucleic acid composition, energy metabolism, etc., or various enzyme systems related to these metabolic mechanisms. The difference between wood preservatives and wood mold inhibitors

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