The authors conclude, from the work reported herein, that commercially available deresinated guayule rubber may best be compounded in the same manner as Hevea rubber, with an expectation of obtaining approximately 75 per cent of the tensile strength of a similar Hevea stock. It is concluded further that deresinated guayule rubber may generally be processed and cured in the same manner as Hevea rubber without sacrificing quality to a greater extent than is done with Hevea rubber.
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Morris et al. (1944) studied this question.