THE hemicelluloses of plant materials form a group of polysaccharides, the investigation of which presents many difficulties. Neither their role nor their genesis is at present understood, and yet, in mature materials, they may amount to as much as 30 % of the whole, and they rank next to cellulose in quantitative
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