Enzymatic degradation of maize shoots: monitoring of chemical and physical changes reveals different saccharification behaviors

Enzymatic degradation of maize shoots: monitoring of chemical and physical changes reveals different saccharification behaviors

Background: The recalcitrance of lignocellulosics to enzymatic saccharification has been related to many factors, including the tissue and molecular heterogeneity of the plant particles. The role of tissue heterogeneity generally assessed from plant sections is not easy to study on a large scale. In...

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Main Authors: Barron, C. (Author), Bonnin, E. (Author), Devaux, M.-F (Author), Durand, S. (Author), Falourd, X. (Author), Foucat, L. (Author), Guillon, F. (Author), Joseph-Aime, M. (Author), Lapierre, C. (Author), Looten, R. (Author), Rouau, X. (Author), Saulnier, L. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: BioMed Central Ltd 2021
Subjects:
biomass
Biomass saccharification
cellulose
Charged particles
Degradation
Degradation patterns
Degradation profiles
Electric Charge
Electrostatic Separation
Enzymatic Degradation
Enzymatic hydrolysis
Enzymatic saccharification
enzyme activity
Enzymolysis
image analysis
Image analysis
Lignocellulosic
maize
Molecular heterogeneity
particle size
Particle size
Particle Size
Particles size
Physical and chemical characteristics
physicochemical property
Plant dry fractionation
Plants (botany)
Pore size
Pore Size
Porosity
Recalcitrance
Saccharification
shoot
Shotcreting
Time-lapse study
Tissue
Tissue engineering
Tissue heterogeneity
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