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Chemical composition of biomass
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Biogenesis of cell wall
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Cellulose
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Plant polysaccharides
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Monosaccharides
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Carbohydrates
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Biomass chemistry and physiology
Editor: Professor Tapani Vuorinen, Aalto University Biomass chemistry and physiology Everything you need to know about structure, chemistry and living functions of plants and their physiology Green plants are amazing organisms! With their roots, the plants, often in symbiosis with fungi or bacteria, extract water and inorganic nutrients from the soil, transport
