Alkaline peroxide pretreatment of corn stover: effects of biomass, peroxide, and enzyme loading and composition on yields of glucose and xylose
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D. Hodge | J. Walton | G. Banerjee | David B Hodge | Goutami Banerjee | Suzana Car | John S Scott-Craig | Jonathan D Walton | J. S. Scott-Craig | Suzana Car
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