Cellulose is the most abundant biopolymer found on earth present in the form of agricultural,
agro-industrial and food waste residues which also have hemicellulose and lignin …

Cellulose, an important cell wall polysaccharide, which is replenished constantly in nature
by photosynthesis, goes waste in a lion's share in the form of pre-harvest and post-harvest …

The agri-food sector produces large amounts of waste annually, most of which is
lignocellulosic biomass. The growing concern about environmental issues, together with the …

The effect of climate change and the need for sustainable products and production
processes are key issues, which are of great concern to the global community. Interestingly …

The rising climate change concerns over the excessive exploitation of non-renewable
sources have necessitated the need for alternative renewable and eco-friendly resources for …

The agricultural products (cellulosic and ligno-cellulosic, including soft-and hard-wood)
having being produced by the photosynthetic processes, are virtually inexhaustible, and …

Lignocellulosic biomass residues from agricultural crops, eg straw and sugar-beet pulp, as
well as new alternative industrial crops such as flax, kenaf, hemp, miscanthus and willow …

Vast quantities of agricultural and agro-industrial residues that are generated as a result of
diverse agricultural and industrial practices represent one of the most important energy-rich …

The amount of waste has increased drastically over the recent years in the current fast-
developing world. These wastes effect the surrounding environment, the health of human …

Sažetak This review presents data on the chemical composition of harvest residues and
food industry by-products as widely abundant representatives of lignocellulosic waste …