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Official Journal of the Japan Wood Research Society

Table 1 Chemical composition of the four bamboo species used in this study

From: Preparation of bio-polyol via bamboo wastes liquefaction and the effects of bleaching by hydrogen peroxide treatment

Species

Lignin

Holocellulose

α-Cellulose

Hemicellulose

Extractive

Ash content

Moisture content

D.asper (B.Betong)

28.67B

(0.28)

72.31D

(0.31)

45.55D

(0.42)

26.77B

(0.71)

3.46C

(0.12)

3.53A

(0.05)

4.34A

(0.07)

G.levis

(B.Beting

24.51C

(0.45)

84.84A

(0.36)

52.19B

(0.56)

32.65A

(0.31)

5.73A

(0.13)

2.00D

(0)

3.70C

(0.02)

G.scortechinii (B.Semantan)

30.36A

(0.02)

75.25C

(0.33)

47.74C

(0.05)

27.55B

(0.37)

4.77B

(0.12)

2.23C

(0.01)

3.70C

(0.01)

B.vulgaris (B.Minyak)

24.41C

(0.27)

82.04B

(0.11)

57.30A

(0.49)

24.74C

(0.39)

5.69A

(0.07)

2.72B

(0.08)

4.07B

(0.07)

  1. Values in () are standard deviation
  2. Means followed by the same letters A, B, C, D in the same column are not significantly different at p ≤ 0.05 according to LSD
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