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Fig. 1 Morphological changes in LCBs after steam explosion pretreatment with increasing severities (binocular magnification × 20)
Fig. 2 Kinetics curves of glucose production during cellulase-cata-lysed hydrolysis of a Miscanthus × giganteus; b poplar and c wheat straw residues
Table 1 Glucose concentration at 24 and 48 h and initial apparent rates of glucose production during enzymatic sacchari-fication of lignocellulosic substrates
Fig. 3 SEM micrographs (×300) of untreated and pretreated a–c miscanthus; d–f poplar and g–i wheat straw samples with increasing pretreat-ment severities
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