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Potential of sustainable non-woody Miscanthus sinensis fibers in papermaking

Sesha Sai Baba Neelisetty, Arihant Ahuja, René Kleinert, André Wagenführ, Frank Miletzky, Vibhore Kumar Rastogi

Cellulose· Volume 31· Issue 14
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