paper (redirected from wood pulp)

paper /pa·per/ (pa´per) a material manufactured in thin sheets from fibrous substances that have first been reduced to a pulp.

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litmus paper  moisture-absorbing paper impregnated with a solution of litmus: if slightly acid, it is red, and alkalis turn it blue; if slightly alkaline, it is blue and acid turns it red.

test paper  paper stained with a compound that changes visibly on occurrence of a chemical reaction.

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paper

see newsprint.

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paper bark albizia

albizia tanganyicensis.

paper bark thorn

acaciasieberana.

paper bone disease

see osteogenesis imperfecta, osteodystrophia fibrosa.

paper flowers

see psilostrophe.