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Auxin meets BR: OsIAA7 teams up with OsGSK2 to destabilize OsBZR1 for rice seed size control. [PDF]
Plant CellWang J.
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The Phytochrome-Interacting Factor OsPIL11 Coordinates Grain Weight and Grain Number Via Directly Regulating the Expression of OsMIR530 and OsCKX2 in Rice. [PDF]
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Biomass and Bioenergy, 1992
Abstract The behaviour of a downdraft gasifier of 30 cm diameter and 140 cm height using rice hulls as a fuel, has been tested. Feeding rates of 1.3–5.1 kg hulls h −1 and air flow-rates of 2–4.44 m 3 h −1 , which corresponds to 26–55% of the stoichiometric amount needed for complete combustion, were used.
E.M.H. Khater +3 more
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Abstract The behaviour of a downdraft gasifier of 30 cm diameter and 140 cm height using rice hulls as a fuel, has been tested. Feeding rates of 1.3–5.1 kg hulls h −1 and air flow-rates of 2–4.44 m 3 h −1 , which corresponds to 26–55% of the stoichiometric amount needed for complete combustion, were used.
E.M.H. Khater +3 more
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Kalamboan, 2021
The purpose of this research study was to develop a Rice Hull Ceiling Board. The study focused on the design and fabrication of Rice Hull Ceiling Board; determine the appropriate proportion of raw materials; evaluate the quality of the rice hull ceiling board in terms of performance, reliability, usability, and durability; and determine the significant
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The purpose of this research study was to develop a Rice Hull Ceiling Board. The study focused on the design and fabrication of Rice Hull Ceiling Board; determine the appropriate proportion of raw materials; evaluate the quality of the rice hull ceiling board in terms of performance, reliability, usability, and durability; and determine the significant
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Structure of the arabinoxylan of rice hull
Carbohydrate Research, 1983Abstract Successive extraction of rice hull with hot water, 0.5% ammonium oxalate, 4% potassium hydroxide, and 24% potassium hydroxide, followed by neutralization of the alkaline extracts, yielded seven polysaccharide fractions. An electrophoretically homogeneous arabinoxylan was obtained as a precipitate (HC-IA) after neutralization of the 4 ...
Toshiyuki Watanabe +6 more
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Properties of fraction of rice hull
Phytochemistry, 1987Abstract Hulls from waxy (IR29)and non-waxy (IR32) rice had similar compositions. The neutral sugars were mainly glucose and xylose. The major fractions were cellulose and alkali-soluble polysaccharides. Whole hull and its soluble fractions, but not the residue fraction, hardened waxy rice starch gel.
Bienvenido O. Juliano +2 more
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Thermal characteristics of rice hulls
Journal of Chemical Technology and Biotechnology, 1981AbstractEvaluation of the thermal characteristics of rice hulls is described. Decomposition was negligible below 200°C, but on heating above 200°C, the amount of volatile matter evolved increased steadily with increasing temperature up to 450°C, where > 90 % of the total volatile matter was separated.
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Characterization of rice hull ash
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 2004AbstractRice hulls, a byproduct of the rice industry, contain 60–90% silica and are unique within nature. The annual worldwide output of rice‐hull‐derived silica is more than 3.2 million tons, which poses environmental concerns because of disposal issues.
D. S. Chaudhary, M. C. Jollands
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Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 1996
Wild rice hulls (WRH) have not been utilized in any valuable manner. Minnesota WRH have been shown by us to possess antioxidant properties. The methanol extract of hulls showed antioxidant activity when added to ground beef, as evaluated by the content of thiobarbituric acid reactive substances (TBARS). The results of an ammonium thiocyanate assay also
Abdulwahab M. Asamarai +3 more
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Wild rice hulls (WRH) have not been utilized in any valuable manner. Minnesota WRH have been shown by us to possess antioxidant properties. The methanol extract of hulls showed antioxidant activity when added to ground beef, as evaluated by the content of thiobarbituric acid reactive substances (TBARS). The results of an ammonium thiocyanate assay also
Abdulwahab M. Asamarai +3 more
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