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Brown rot fungal early stage decay mechanism as a biological pretreatment for softwood biomass in biofuel production

Ray et al., 2010

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388727831558484436
Author
Ray M
Leak D
Spanu P
Murphy R
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Biomass and bioenergy

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A current barrier to the large-scale production of lignocellulosic biofuels is the cost associated with the energy and chemical inputs required for feedstock pretreatment and hydrolysis. The use of controlled partial biological degradation to replace elements of the …
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