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Hydraulic modeling of flows through wetlands is a current research interest as is Bioconversion research.
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Bioconversion of cassava - a potential source of energy in India.
Chapter 11 1987
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Bioconversion of carbohydrate residues in Thailand
Chapter 7 1983
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Bioconversion of rice straw into improved fodder for cattle
Chapter 6 1983
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Bioconversion of wheat-straw cellulose/hemicellulose to ethanol by Saccharomyces uva rum and Pachysolen tannophilus.
3 Ethanol Production 1983
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Bioconversion products: toxicology - problems and potential (introduction ...)
Chapter 26 1979
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Bioconversion of organic domestic and farm residues has become attractive as its technology has been successfully tested through experience on both small - and large-scale projects.
Chapter 15 1979
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Bioconversion, in fact all rural technology, should aim only at modest targets.
Chapter 24 1979
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Bioconversion systems making use of micro-organisms for SCP production can help the remaining 95 per cent to be utilized.
Chapter 3 1979
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Bioconversion products: toxicology - problems and potential
Chapter 26 1979
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