Sustainable production of second generation biocellulose and its green technology applications
Commonly, biocellulose was harvested from trees and cotton. However, Acetobacter xylinum, a gram-negative bacteria was discovered as being the microorganism capable of producing biocellulose by fermentation. This first generation of biocellulose is widely known as Nata whereby in Malaysia, this bioc...
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2015
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