Altered carbon assimilation and cellulose accessibility to maximize bioethanol yield under low-cost biomass processing in corn brittle stalk

Leiming Wu; Shengqiu Feng; Jun Deng; Bin Yu; Youmei Wang; Boyang He; Hao Peng; Qian Li; Ruofei Hu; Liangcai Peng

doi:10.1039/c9gc01237k

January 1, 2019Green Chemistry

Altered carbon assimilation and cellulose accessibility to maximize bioethanol yield under low-cost biomass processing in corn brittle stalk

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Assess how altered carbon assimilation and increased cellulose accessibility in corn brittle stalk biomass optimize bioethanol yields during low-cost processing.
Analyzed cell wall structural characteristics and cellulose accessibility in corn brittle stalk biomass.
Evaluated bioethanol conversion efficiency and biomass digestibility under low-cost processing conditions.
Altered carbon assimilation pathways modify stalk cell wall architecture to improve cellulose accessibility.
Corn brittle stalk variants achieve higher bioethanol yields under low-cost biomass processing regimens.

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Experimental study demonstrates enhanced bioethanol yield in brittle stalk corn, indicating that altered carbon assimilation improves low-cost biomass processing.

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Wu et al. (2019) studied this question.

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