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Natural resistance of eight wood species from Caatinga, an exclusive Brazilian biome, was evaluated according to [ASTM Standard (2005) D 2017-05. Standard test method of accelerated laboratory test of natural decay resistance of woods.]. Samples were exposed to white rot (WR) and brown rot (BR) fungi, namely to  Trametes versicolor  (WR),  Pycnoporus sanguineus  (WR) , Gloeophyllum trabeum  (BR) and  Gloeophyllum striatum  (BR). Weight loss, specific gravity and extractive content of each wood species were evaluated.  Diptychandra aurantiaca ,  Pterodon abruptus  and  Terminalia fagifolia  were classified as “highly resistant”, while  T. fagifolia  was “resistant” to  T. versicolor  only.  Machaerium acutifolium  was resistant to all fungi.  Aspidosperma multiflorum  was resistant to WR fungi and  Combretum glaucocarpum  to a BR fungus. The species  Pityrocarpa moniliformis  and  Swartzia psilonema  were moderately resistant.

Natural resistance of eight Brazilian wood species from the region Caatinga determined by an accelerated laboratory decay test against four fungi