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Bamboos: From bioresource to sustainable materials and chemicals
Austine Ofondu Chinomso Iroegbu
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Suprakas Sinha Ray
Chemical Sciences
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research
University of Johannesburg
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Bamboo
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Sustainable Materials
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Bioresources
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Sustainable Chemicals
100%
Bamboo Plants
100%
Materials Science
50%
Natural Materials
50%
Resilient
50%
Environmentalists
50%
Non-renewable Resources
50%
Carbon Dioxide Sequestration
50%
Useful Chemicals
50%
Chemical Sciences
50%
Carbon Dioxide Reduction
50%
Spider Web
50%
Scientific Mind
50%
Bioproduction
50%
Soil Erosion Control
50%
Science-based Approach
50%
Timber Use
50%
Timber Preservation
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Non-Renewable Resource
100%
Coalescing
100%
Erosion Control
100%
Natural Material
100%
Chemical Engineering
100%
Carbon Dioxide
100%
Bedrock
100%
Pulpwood
100%
Spider Web
100%
Chemistry
Chemistry
100%
Carbon Dioxide Reduction
100%
Chemical Engineering
100%
Sustainable Material
100%
Soil Erosion
100%
Material Science
Natural Material
100%
Carbon Dioxide
100%
Materials Engineering
100%