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Sweet sorghum as a whole-crop feedstock for ethanol production
The potential of sweet sorghum as an alternative crop for ethanol production was investigated in this study. Initially, the enzymatic hydrolysis of sorghum grains was optimized, and the hydrolysate produced under optimal conditions was used for ethanol production with an industrial strain of Sacchar
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