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Influence of the radial stem composition on the thermal behaviour of miscanthus and sorghum genotypes.

Carbohydrate polymers - 1 Jul 2017

Chupin Lucie, Ridder Dieter de, Clément-Vidal Anne, Soutiras Armelle, Gineau Emilie, Mouille Grégory, Arnoult Stéphanie, Brancourt-Hulmel Maryse, Lapierre Catherine, Pot David, Vincent Luc, Mija Alice, Navard Patrick

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The hypothesis made is that thermal resistance of sorghum and miscanthus stem pieces taken at well-defined positions of the stem is simply related to their biochemical composition. For miscanthus, two different genotypes and two internode levels were selected. For each region, the stem was divided into three radial layers. For sorghum, two different genotypes were selected and the stem was divided into the same...

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PMID: 28433145
DOI: 10.1016/j.carbpol.2017.03.002

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