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Biodegradable plastics from cassava starch in Thailand
The paper reviews the role of starch and biodegradable plastics production in Thailand, emphasizing the potential contribution of cassava starch in these products. Types of biodegradable plastics and their manufacturing processes are described. The major
Piyachomkwan, Kuakoon +3 more
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BIODEGRADABLE PLASTIC FROM CASSAVA STARCH: A LITERATURE ANALYSIS [PDF]
Plastic is a synthetic polymer derived from petroleum and contains hazardous additives, such as heavy metals and chlorine. The use of cassava starch as the main ingredient in bioplastics, a natural polymer, can be an environmentally friendly and ...
Muliawati, Eka Cahya +6 more
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SLCMV infection suppresses photosynthesis by down‐regulating chloroplast‐ and photosystem‐related genes and disrupting chloroplast structure, a process largely mediated by the viral protein BC1. ABSTRACT Sri Lankan cassava mosaic virus (SLCMV) is a highly destructive plant virus that poses a significant threat to cassava cultivation.
Yu‐Jiao Ma +4 more
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Blending starches from different sources is essential to meet the increasing demand for natural products. The structure, physicochemical properties, and specific functional characteristics of hydrothermally treated African yam bean starch combined with ...
Opeyemi O. Alabi, Eric O. Amonsou
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This work investigated a novel study of the effect of bleaching and cross-linking cassava starch film. Native cassava starch was bleached with hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), cross-linking was carried out with oxidized sucrose while glycerol was added to ...
Jonathan Yisa Jiya +4 more
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Physicochemical, rheological and consumer acceptability of cassava starch salad cream
Cassava is popularly consumed as a staple in many regions of the developing world. Limitation to utilization of cassava roots by processors is its high perishability and bulkiness.
Adebayo, A.O. +2 more
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The Use of Cassava Starch in Breadmaking
Canadian western red spring wheat (CWRSW) gluten was used in a composite flour formula of 85% starch and 15010 vital gluten to assess the feasibility of using cassava starch in breadmaking.
Keya, Erastus L. +3 more
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Biogas Production From Cassava Starch Effluent Using Microalgae As Biostabilisator
The rapid growing of Indonesian population is emerging several critical national issues i.e. energy, food, environmental, water, transportation, as well as law and human right.
B. Budiyono +3 more
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Cassava starch is a main renewable bio-resource with low price and mass production in Guangxi, China. It was used as carbon source in growing Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris 8004 (Xcc 8004) for xanthan gum production in this study.
Yang, Kedi +4 more
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Cassava starch, known for its high starch content, can be modified to increase resistant starch (RS), offering significant health benefits. This study aimed to investigate the dual modification of cassava starch using tannic acid (TA) and heat moisture ...
Mardiah Rahmadani +4 more
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