Molecular Characterization of Sixty Local Mango Germplasm of Chapainawabganj

Rahman, Md. Mostafezur; Rabbani, Md. Golam; Ahmed, Farid; Islam, Md. Zahurul; Sarkar, Mohammad Joyel

doi:10.4236/as.2022.134039

2022

DOI: 10.4236/as.2022.134039

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Molecular Characterization of Sixty Local Mango Germplasm of Chapainawabganj

Md. Mostafezur Rahman¹,

Md. Golam Rabbani²,

Farid Ahmed³

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“…longitudes with an area of approximately 8000 km2 for a population of 318.738 inhabitants. According to the 2014 census, Mamou is one of the administrative regions of the Republic of Guinea and the region of Fouta Djallon called "water tower" of West Africa.…”

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Production of New Adsorbent from <i>Mango residues</i> Collected in the Urban Community of Mamou

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Activated coal obtained from mango residues is an alternative for the valorisation of these wastes for applications. This work focuses on the production of a new adsorbent from mango residues collected in the urban common of Mamou (Republic of Guinea) by chemical activation with potassium hydroxide. To do this, the different rates: humidity, cinders, volatile matter, fixed carbon et iodine indices before activation and after activation at 400˚C and 700˚C were determined which are: (6.28%; 0.97%; 73.80%; 25.23%) respectively. The best indices were found in powdered activated coal compared to grain activated coal for the concentrations used. This study can be an alternative bio-adsorbent for the urban community of Mamou in water treatment.

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Production of New Adsorbent from <i>Mango residues</i> Collected in the Urban Community of Mamou

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Sakho²,

Diallo³

et al. 2022

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Molecular Characterization of Sixty Local Mango Germplasm of Chapainawabganj

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