微生物群落及其在通过田间整形来提高麻纤维质量的作用

Eliane Bou Orm1,2, Anne Bergeret3, Luc Malhautier4

  • 1Polymers, Composites and Hybrids (PCH), IMT Mines Alès, 6 Avenue de Clavières, 30100, Alès, France. eliane.bo1997@gmail.com.

概括

工业大麻整形依赖于微生物酶来分解植物细胞壁,使纤维提取成为可能. 了解这些微生物的动态是生产一致,高质量的麻纤维的关键,用于工业用途.

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