Biotechnology in wood processing

Stevanovic-Janezic, T.

Biotechnology in wood processing

1992

Stevanovic-Janezic, T. (Sumarski fakultet, Beograd (Yugoslavia))

The enzyme systems involved in biodegradation of major wood components: cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin are presented, the knowledge being fundamental for application in biotechnology. Present status of biotechnology in wood processing, from laboratory and pilot-plant scale to industrial use is described with a special focus on ecological aspects of the discussed biotechnologies.

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biodegradation biotechnologie biotecnologia bois cellulose celulosa enzimas enzyme ligninas lignine madera travail du bois yougoslavie yugoslavia

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Glasnik Sumarskog fakulteta (Yugoslavia)

Issue 741 ISSN 0353-4537

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pp. 293-302

Other Subjects

Elaboracion de la madera; Biodegradacion

Language

Serbian

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1 graph; 20 ref.

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Conference; Summary

Conference

Simpozijum "Savremena dostignuca i resenja u sumarstvu", Beograd (Yugoslavia), 6-7 Dec 1990

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Biotechnology in wood processing

1992

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