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Biobleaching and Biopulping of Bagasse Fiber Using Co-Culture of Trichoderma viridae and Aspergillus glaucus Fungi
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The world’s second largest population is in India and hence, provides a challenging task for the government and organizations to various issues. Chemical pulping and bleaching are used to increase the paper yield and quality; however it leads to release of pollution and hazardous to ecological health (Bajpai and Kondo, 1999).Therefore, an alternative method are sought and worked out by different scientists. The Microfungi such as Aspergillus glaucus, Trichoderma viridae were selected and their co-culture resulted in a significant performance.
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Biobleaching, Biopulping, Bagasse Fiber.
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