Şantierul arheologic Tîrgşor (r. şi reg. Ploeşti) / Le chantier archéologique de Tîrgşor

Popescu, Dorin; Constantinescu, N.; Diaconu, Gheorghe; Teodorescu, Victor I.

doi:10.3406/mcarh.1959.1249

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“…Thus, in order to capitalize on non-wood species, extensive studies of native plants and plants originating from different geographical regions have been undertaken: corn stover, 2 flax and hemp waste, 3 jute, 4,5 kenaf, 6,7 cereal straw -wheat, rye, rice, barley and oat, [8][9][10] bagasse, 11 Romanian reed, [12][13] Italian reed -Arundo donax L., 14 sunflower stems. 15 Nowadays, the increasing demand for biofuels worldwide, tax cuts, subsidies to the agricultural sector, and grants for research programs to obtain energy from renewable resources have encouraged the growth of biofuel and bioliquid production worldwide.…”

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Rapeseed – A Valuable Renewable Bioresource

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Polymers²

2019

Cellulose Chem. Technol.

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The transition to a sustainable economy determines a shift of feedstock for the energy and chemical industries from fossil fuels and petrochemicals to renewable resources. The use of annual plants as a major source of renewable resources represents a valuable alternative both from an economical point of view and from an environmental one. Rapeseed is mainly used as a bioresource for extracting oil and protein for the food industry. Rapeseed stalks represent a valuable source of cellulosic fibres for the paper industry, but their technical use is not put into operation. This review deals with rapeseed as an alternative source of natural chemicals for industries and of cellulosic fibers for the paper industry. The botanical features, including chemical value of rapeseed, are briefly discussed. Also, the basic properties of fibers separated from rapeseed stalks are presented. The utilization potential of rapeseed plant parts is also underlined.

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confidence: 99%