2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.carbpol.2020.116171
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Influence of operating conditions on proton conductivity of nanocellulose films using two agroindustrial wastes: Sugarcane bagasse and pinewood sawdust

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“…Microbes such as PGPR colonize the rhizosphere or live near the surface of roots, and they tend to produce and secrete a variety of regulatory compounds, i.e., metal-binding proteins, phytohormones, and siderophores, to protect the plant from toxicity [ 233 ]. Similarly, dark brown sugarcane ( Saccharum officinarum L.) molasses, because it is rich in complex organic compounds and trace metals, inhibits seed germination and depletes vegetation on agricultural soils by lowering the alkalinity of soil and the availability of manganese [ 235 , 236 ]. Recently, PGPR were used in the bioremediation of sugarcane molasses-based anaerobically digested distillery effluent [ 237 ].…”
Section: Plant Growth-promoting Rhizobacteria (Pgpr) In Bioremediation: An Overviewmentioning
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“…Microbes such as PGPR colonize the rhizosphere or live near the surface of roots, and they tend to produce and secrete a variety of regulatory compounds, i.e., metal-binding proteins, phytohormones, and siderophores, to protect the plant from toxicity [ 233 ]. Similarly, dark brown sugarcane ( Saccharum officinarum L.) molasses, because it is rich in complex organic compounds and trace metals, inhibits seed germination and depletes vegetation on agricultural soils by lowering the alkalinity of soil and the availability of manganese [ 235 , 236 ]. Recently, PGPR were used in the bioremediation of sugarcane molasses-based anaerobically digested distillery effluent [ 237 ].…”
Section: Plant Growth-promoting Rhizobacteria (Pgpr) In Bioremediation: An Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Environmentally sustainable methods have encouraged the utilization of a wide variety of beneficial, agriculturally significant bacteria, which has resulted in increased nutrient absorption and plant health [ 235 ]. PGPR are also important in improving soil fertility, plant health, and pollutant remediation [ 236 ]. However, engineering PGPR to produce outcomes in novel agricultural endeavors would be extremely beneficial to the microorganism inoculant industry [ 229 ].…”
Section: Plant Growth-promoting Rhizobacteria (Pgpr) In Bioremediation: An Overviewmentioning
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“…Moreover, numerous research studies have also been conducted on applications of sugarcane bagasse in terms of nanotechnological aspects (de Melo Brites et al., 2020; Ghaderi et al., 2014; Macias‐Almazan et al., 2020). Owing to its potential economic and environmental beneficial aspects, valorization of these agro‐industrial by‐products is recommended to be studied in order to ensure both the environmental sustainability and biodegradability of proposed packaging.…”
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“…Other products are obtained from processes related to bagasse including chemicals and metabolites such as alcohol and alkaloids, fungi, and animal food enriched with proteins and enzymes (Gil-López et al 2019). Recently, the isolation of nanocellulose from sugarcane bagasse has been the focus of studies (Liu et al 2020;Macías-Almazán et al 2020). The mechanical performance of NFC can be tuned via modulation of their geometric shapes and stacking patterns in the matrix (Sun et al 2018).…”
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