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A comprehensive review on strategic study of cellulase producing marine actinobacteria for biofuel applications

Samuel et al., 2022

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5004783857846206076
Author
Samuel M
Govarthanan M
Selvarajan E
et al.
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Environmental Research

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Every year, 180 billion tonnes of cellulose are produced by plants as waste biomass after the cultivation of the desired product. One of the smart and effective ways to utilize this biomass rather than burn it is to utilize the biomass to adequately meet the energy needs …
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