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Aspergillus section Flavi diversity and the role of A. novoparasiticus in aflatoxin contamination in the sugarcane production chain.

Journal of food microbiology, 2019
The presence of Aspergillus section Flavi and aflatoxins in sugarcane as well as in by-products, such as molasses, sugar, yeast cream and dried yeast, collected from different fields and processing plants in São Paulo state, were investigated throughout ...
B. T. Iamanaka, Aline de Souza Lopes, L. M. Martins, J. Frisvad, Á. Medina, N. Magan, D. Sartori, F. P. Massi, M. Fungaro, M. Taniwaki   +9 more
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In Vitro Production of Sugarcane Plants

Sugar Tech, 2000
Additions of 0.5 mg of BAP and 10% coconut water to Ms media was found to be effective for producing multiple shoots of sugarcane under in vitro conditions. For inducing rooting, NAA + IBA (each 1gm) per litre of media was found to be the best combination.
S. Geetha, D. Padmanabhan, W. Wilfred Manuel, A. Ayyamperumal   +3 more
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Sustainable intensification of sugarcane production under irrigation systems, considering climate interactions and agricultural efficiency

Journal of Cleaner Production, 2018
Irrigation has been mentioned as one of the main strategies to increase sugarcane yield, but the challenge is how to make this opportunity in an environmentally compatible manner.
N. P. Cardozo, R. Bordonal, N. Scala
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Sugarcane for bioethanol production: Potential of bagasse in Chinese perspective

, 2020
Being a massive grower of sugarcane, China could use this crop in the biofuel sector. However, this critical aspect of the sugarcane crop in China has not been extensively explored.
Jiangfeng Huang, M. T. Khan, D. Perecin, S. Coelho, Muqing Zhang   +4 more
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Effective utilization of waste sugarcane bagasse filler-reinforced glass fibre epoxy composites on its mechanical properties - waste to sustainable production

Biomass Conversion and Biorefinery, 2023
S. Madhu, Y. Devarajan, L. Natrayan
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Environmental load of pesticides used in conventional sugarcane production in Malawi

Crop Protection, 2018
The sugarcane industry is the third largest user of pesticides in Malawi. Our aim with this study was to document pesticide use and handling practices that influence pesticide exposure among sugarcane farmers in Malawi.
Trust Kasambala Donga, O. Eklo
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Biofuel Production from Sugarcane in Brazil

2019
The development of sustainable and clean energy sources has gained great importance worldwide due to realization of the urgent need to curb greenhouse gases’ emissions in order to mitigate the effects of climate change. Sugarcane biofuels are important alternative to fossil fuels as they offer environmental and socioeconomic advantages.
Felipe A. F. Antunes, Anuj K. Chandel, Ruly Terán-Hilares, Thais S. S. Milessi, Beatriz M. Travalia, Felipe A. Ferrari, Andrés F. Hernandez-Pérez, Lucas Ramos, Paulo F. Marcelino, Larissa P. Brumano, Gilda M. Silva, Marcus B. S. Forte, Júlio C. Santos, Maria G. A. Felipe, Silvio S. da Silva   +14 more
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Biofuel Production from Sugarcane in Thailand

2019
The ethanol promotion policy is playing a key role in Thailand, the world’s 22nd largest CO2 emitter, to contribute reducing GHG emissions by 20% by 2030 based on the government’s Intended Nationally Determined Contributions. Sugarcane ethanol (molasses ethanol) is the major biofuel used for transport in the country, contributing about 59% of the total
Shabbir H. Gheewala, Thapat Silalertruksa, Patcharaporn Pongpat, Sébastien Bonnet   +3 more
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Modelling sugarcane production systems

Field Crops Research, 2000
S.N Lisson, M.J Robertson, B.A Keating, R.C Muchow   +3 more
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Biodiversity in sugarcane ecosystems: A cornerstone for sustainable sugarcane production

RASSA Journal of Science for Society
AbstractSustainable sugarcane production hinges not only on agronomic innovations but also on the health and diversity of its surrounding ecosystem. Sugarcane fields serve as dynamic agroecosystems that harbour a wide spectrum of beneficial organisms, including microorganisms, insects, arachnids, birds, and small mammals, that perform vital ecological ...
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