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    Ma Y, Li M, Lu T, Yang X, Zhou L.
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    Thomsen MH, Thygesen A, Thomsen AB.
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  • 18. Enhancement of In Situ Enzymatic Saccharification of Corn Stover by a Stepwise Sodium Hydroxide and Organic Acid Pretreatment.
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