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Physicochemical pretreatment of pine needle biomass by design of experiments approach for efficient enzymatic saccharification

Singh et al., 2016

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3800534310677234836
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Singh S
Anu S
Singh P
Bajaj B
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J Mater Environ Sci

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Lignocellulosic biomass (LB) has emerged as one of the most suitable environmentally- friendly and renewable resources of energy in view of fast depleting fossil fuel energy resources, and growing environmental concerns. Most of the pretreatment approaches …
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