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Polymer Engineering &Science, Volume 65, Issue 10, Page 5109-5123, October 2025.Suspending old certainties, NMR now hints at a constant linear polyisoprene core whose corona morphs with pH tight, multilamellar in acidic latex, loose and hydrated after ammonia. ABSTRACT How reliable is our century‐old understanding of natural‐rubber latex (NRL) when examined through the lens of modern analytical techniques, such as nuclear magnetic
Oliyad Teferi Dibisa, Tim A. Osswald
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GCB Bioenergy, Volume 17, Issue 5, May 2025.Industrial crops on marginal lands provide low‐iLUC feedstock for bio‐based industries, promoting sustainable bioeconomy development. However, uncertainties like limited data, farmer hesitancy and immature markets hinder adoption. This study applies a multi‐criteria framework within the EU Horizon MIDAS project to connect bio‐based value chains and ...
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Chemistry &Biodiversity, Volume 21, Issue 5, May 2024.Abstract It was found that Argentatins A and B triterpenoids make up approximately 20–30 % of the waste resin produced from the industrial processes to isolate rubber from P. argentatum. We have developed an efficient protocol for synthesizing cycloartane‐16β‐ol derivatives by opening the oxepane ring of argentatin B acetate (2) with BF3‐OEt2. Although
Atzin Hernández‐Flandes +5 more
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The rubber and resin content of the desert rubber‐plant “guayule,” in relation to rainfall [PDF]
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Industrial Crops and ProductsGuayule (Parthenium argentatum A. Gray) is a promising alternative for the sustainable production of natural rubber. In addition to rubber, guayule produces a wide range of secondary metabolites, such as resin, essential oils, and phenolic compounds ...
Pedro J. García-Cano +8 more
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, 2021 Literature revealed the potential of using guayule resin for asphalt cement replacement from the binder’s perspective. However, monitoring guayule resin through binder-aggregate mixture could disclose its performance through field.
Abdelrahman, Magdy, Hemida, Ahmed
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Innovative approach to use guayule resin as a bio-based asphalt alternative
, 2022 Asphalt cement will not last long as the world encounters a diminishment in crude oil. Novel resources can contribute to replacing asphalt with the sustainable, flexible pavement.
Hemida, Ahmed
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, 1986 The Guayule Rubber Society, The University of Arizona College of Agriculture, United States Department of Agriculture.INVITED REVIEW PAPERS: The Performance of Guayule in Australia / P. L. Milthorpe – The Guayule Program in Argentina / R.
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Industrial Crops and ProductsGuayulins, a family of sesquiterpenes derived from the resin of Parthenium argentatum, A. Gray (guayule), hold promise for stimulating the industrial cultivation of this shrub in European semiarid regions.
Iván Rodríguez-Barrios +7 more
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, 2023 Guayule (Parthenium argentatum, A. Gray) is a perennial desert shrub with ratoon-cropping potential for multiple harvests of its natural rubber, resin, and bagasse byproducts. However, yield expectations, water use requirements, and irrigation scheduling
Von Mark V. Cruz +14 more
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