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Cassava Farming Uses And Economic Impact Colleen M Pace

Name: Cassava Farming Uses And Economic Impact Colleen M Pace
SKU: BELL-4180276
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Publisher: New York : Nova Science Publishers

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.91 MB

Pages: 224

Author: Colleen M. Pace

ISBN: 9781612096551, 9781620816981, 1612096557, 1620816989

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Cassava Farming Uses And Economic Impact Colleen M Pace by Colleen M. Pace 9781612096551, 9781620816981, 1612096557, 1620816989 instant download after payment.

Cassava, also known as tapioca or manioc, is one of the major root crops in more than 100 countries of the humid tropics and sub-tropics. This book presents topical research in the study of the farming, uses and economic impact of cassava. Topics discussed include potential uses of cassava wastewater in biotechnological processes; cassava starch and flour in the production of bio-ethanol, bio-plastics, acetone-butanol, dextrin, sugar syrups and organic acids and cassava starch as a biodegradable polymer material.