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Hydroxycinnamic Acid Extraction from Multiple Lignocellulosic Sources: Correlations with Substrate Composition and Taxonomy for Flavoring and Antioxidant Applications

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By Robson Tramontina, Eupidio Scopel, Manoela D. Martins, Bárbara Flaibam
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Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Lignocellulosic biomasses are renewable sources for producing energy and bioproducts, including chemicals and materials, due to their abundant availability and cost-effectiveness. (1) The lignocellulosic biomass potential encompasses the variety of available feedstocks, including those obtained as residues from the agro-industrial sector, such as residues from corn, sugar cane, and rice processing.
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Hydroxycinnamic Acid Extraction from Multiple Lignocellulosic Sources: Correlations with Substrate Composition and Taxonomy for Flavoring and Antioxidant Applications

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By Robson Tramontina, Manoela D. Martins, Eupidio Scopel, Bárbara Flaibam
| ACS Publications
Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Lignocellulosic biomasses are renewable sources for producing energy and bioproducts, including chemicals and materials, due to their abundant availability and cost-effectiveness. (1) The lignocellulosic biomass potential encompasses the variety of available feedstocks, including those obtained as residues from the agro-industrial sector, such as residues from corn, sugar cane, and rice processing.
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