### publication:

Periodical
* are continuous publications such as journals, newspapers, or magazines
  - documents
  - generally the largest component of scientific bibliographic databases
  - journals , magazines , and newspapers
  - literary works published at regular intervals
* are located in bookstores
  - magazines and journals
* are magazines, newspapers, journals, and similar publications
  - scholarly journals, newspapers, and newsletters
* are materials published at regular intervals
  - that are issued periodically such as magazines, journals or newspapers
  - more ephemeral than books
  - newspapers, magazines and journals
  - publications issued on an ongoing basis
* are publications that are issued in frequent regular intervals
  - issued, well, periodically
  - published on a regular basis and at least once a year
  - serieses
  - titles which are published on a regular and continuing basis
  - usually the most current sources of research information in printed form
* general term for all journals, magazines and newspapers.
* play a unique role in the distribution of information and library research.
* refers to materials published periodically, i.e. daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly.

### publication | periodical:

Digest
* Some digests are separate sets of books.
* are all the email messages from a defined period of time, combined into one email message
  - sometimes easier to manage
* are the finding tools for case law
  - indexes to court cases
* are the traditional means of finding cases once the above have been tried
* cover successive time periods.
* oil in the soil.

Pulp
* contains the nerve tissue and blood vessels which supply nutrients to the tooth.
* includes sections.
* is an intermediate step between trees in the forest and finished paper
  - cellulose
  - formed by the inner cells of the dental papilla
  - ill-smelling when decaying and surrounds an edible nut or seed
  - located in fruit
  - mass
  - part of tooths
  - plant tissue
  - processed cellulose, the principal structural material in plant cells
  - produced by chemical digesting wood chips with caustic soda and reduction in a disk refiner
* is the fifth largest consumer of energy in industry
  - largest commodity export to Europe and the second largest to Asia
  - material paper is made from
  - stuff created in the manufacturing stages between wood chips and finished paper
  - used as a preserve to make a drink like a liqueur
* soft fluffy material composed of the separated fibres of a plant material.
* very popular Paraguayan soft drink.

### pulp:

Bagasse
* is probably the secondary largest agripulp
  - produced during and after the cane harvest for about six months of the year
* is sugar cane fiber pulp, left after the juice has been extracted from the sugar cane stalk
  - fibre waste material reclaimed from the sugar manufacturing process
* is the cane fiber that remains after the sugar cane has been rolled
  - source of fuel mainly for boilers and turbo generator set for co-generation of power
  - used for co-generation of power and paper manufacturing
* waste by-product left over after processing sugar cane.

White pulp
* coats the blood vessels.
* contains mostly lymphocytes.
* is the blue stained areas visible within it.

Wood pulp
* Most wood pulp is bleached using chlorine, which produces dioxins as a by-product.
* is another popular fiber in paper manufacture
  - mixed with water and cooked into something that resembles oatmeal
* is the material from which the majority of the world's current papers are made
  - raw material from which paper is made