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Fingerprinting Agro-Industrial Waste: Using Polysaccharides from Cell Walls to Biomaterials

2025-05-23

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Climate change resulting from human development necessitates increased land use, food, and energy consumption, underscoring the need for sustainable development. Incorporating various feedstock into value-added liquid fuels and bioproducts is essential for achieving sustainability. Most biomass consists of cell walls, which serve as a primary carbon source for bioenergy and biorefinery processes. This structure co...

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77a0eca7-6865-555d-950c-d47bcb635fa0
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10.20944/preprints202505.1825.v1
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