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Genomic analyses of Paenibacillus polymyxa CR1, a bacterium with potential applications in biomass degradation and biofuel production

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Table 1. United States of America Environmental Protection Agency renewable fuel classifications
Table 2. Comparisons of greenhouse gas emission reduction of biofuels from various feedstock
Figure 1. Schematic depicting lignocellulose structure and components. The precise
Figure 2. Most Common Monolignol Monomers in Nature. Although mature lignin is
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