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In Vitro Production of Sugarcane Plants [PDF]
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.
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Green Chemistry, 2021
A benign deep eutectic solvent–water system for the highly efficient production of furfurylamine from sugarcane bagasse via chemoenzymatic cascade catalysis.
Qing Li +6 more
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A benign deep eutectic solvent–water system for the highly efficient production of furfurylamine from sugarcane bagasse via chemoenzymatic cascade catalysis.
Qing Li +6 more
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Economics of Production of Sugarcane in Orissa
International Journal of Social Sciences, 2015Sugarcane is a major cash crop of India, particularly in UP, Maharastra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Gujurat, and Foot hils of Uttarakhand. Sugarcane crop has a productivity of 70 tonnes/ha and an area of 4.2 mha. It plays a pivotal role in the national economy. Sugarcane is considered as one of the best cash crops in Orissa.
Narayan Bar, R.K. Mishra, R.K. Rout
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SITS for estimating sugarcane production
2017 9th International Workshop on the Analysis of Multitemporal Remote Sensing Images (MultiTemp), 2017Given the global importance of sugarcane, its monitoring is strategic. There is a huge amount of agrometeorological and environmental data generated by satellites that can be used for this purpose bringing countless advantages, such as economy, agility and precision in the analysis.
Luciana A. S. Romani +2 more
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COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE OF SUGARCANE PRODUCTION IN PAKISTAN [PDF]
Bangladesh Journal of Agricultural Economics, 2006 This study was undertaken in 2003-04 to determine the competitiveness of sugarcane production in North West Frontier Province (NWFP) of Pakistan. Another major objective of the study was to determine whether Pakistan qualifies for the export of sugarcane/sugar or should produce sugar as import substitution strategy to ensure food security.
Khan, Asif +5 more
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Asian Journal of Advanced Research and Reports
Kenya envisioned that by 2030 it would have improved citizen livelihood through agricultural industrialization. Some challenges exist in achieving this goal, especially the effects of climate change and technology transfer.
Cleopa Tiema +2 more
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Kenya envisioned that by 2030 it would have improved citizen livelihood through agricultural industrialization. Some challenges exist in achieving this goal, especially the effects of climate change and technology transfer.
Cleopa Tiema +2 more
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Applied Science and Engineering Progress, 2021
Improper disposal of agricultural waste after harvesting season has posed serious health and environmental issues. Alternative methods to utilize agricultural waste to produce a value-added product, especially biofuel, have become the focus of research ...
E. Panakkal +6 more
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Improper disposal of agricultural waste after harvesting season has posed serious health and environmental issues. Alternative methods to utilize agricultural waste to produce a value-added product, especially biofuel, have become the focus of research ...
E. Panakkal +6 more
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Quality in the Production of Sugarcane Ethanol
Indian Journal of Public Health Research & Development, 2017It is earnest to propel the dialog on the rules that Brazil should embrace to enhance vitality sources with a specific end goal to lessen reliance what's more, advance the substitution of non-renewable energy sources. This is one of the fundamental approaches to diminish the effectively harmful negative effect that human exercises are causing to nature.
M Mohameed Haneefa, M Jayendran
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The sustainability of ethanol production from sugarcane
Energy Policy, 2008The rapid expansion of ethanol production from sugarcane in Brazil has raised a number of questions regarding its negative consequences and sustainability. Positive impacts are the elimination of lead compounds from gasoline and the reduction of noxious emissions.
Patricia Guardabassi +2 more
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Sugarcane Biofuel Production in Colombia
2019Like other emerging countries in South America, Colombia is currently looking for alternatives to replace the use of fuels derived from petroleum in an attempt to reduce dependence on foreign energy markets, besides contributing to diminish the effects of global warming and climate change.
Carlos A. Cardona +6 more
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