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327   $aPlant Biomass Conversion; Contents; Contributors; Preface; 1 The Bioeconomy: A New Era of Products Derived from Renewable Plant-Based Feedstocks; 2 Agricultural Residues; 3 Growing Systems for Traditional and New Forest-Based Materials; 4 Dedicated Herbaceous Energy Crops; 5 Municipal Solid Waste as a Biomass Feedstock; 6 Water Sustainability in Biomass Cropping Systems; 7 Soil Sustainability Issues in Energy Crop Production; 8 Fermentation Organisms for 5- and 6-Carbon Sugars; 9 Pretreatment Options; 10 Enzyme Production Systems for Biomass Conversion; 11 Fermentation-Based Biofuels
327   $a12 Biobased Chemicals and Polymers13 Carbon Offset Potential of Biomass-Based Energy; 14 Biofuel Economics; Index
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