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    Bioconversion of mango (Mangifera indica) seed kernel starch into bioethanol using various fermentation techniques

    Bioconversion of mango (Mangifera indica) seed kernel starch into bioethanol using various fermentation techniques by Awodi, P.S., Ogbonna, J.C., Nwagu, T.N.

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    Influence of malted barley and exogenous enzymes on the glucose/maltose balance of worts with sorghum or barley as an adjunct: Malted barley and exogenous enzymes and the glucose/maltose balance of worts with sorghum or barley

    Influence of malted barley and exogenous enzymes on the glucose/maltose balance of worts with sorghum or barley as an adjunct: Malted barley and exogenous enzymes and the glucose/m... by Okolo, B.N., Amadi, O.C., Moneke, A.N., Nwagu, T.N., Nnamchi, C.I.

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    Concurrent production of cellulase, xylanase, pectinase and immobilization by combined Cross-linked enzyme aggregate strategy- advancing tri-enzyme biocatalysis

    Concurrent production of cellulase, xylanase, pectinase and immobilization by combined Cross-linked enzyme aggregate strategy- advancing tri-enzyme biocatalysis by Amadi, O.C., Awodiran, I.P., Moneke, A.N., Nwagu, T.N., Egong, J.E., Chukwu, G.C.

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    Influence of malted barley and exogenous enzymes on the glucose/maltose balance of worts with sorghum or barley as an adjunct

    Influence of malted barley and exogenous enzymes on the glucose/maltose balance of worts with sorghum or barley as an adjunct by Okolo, B.N., Amadi, O.C., Moneke, A.N., Nwagu, T.N., Nnamchi, C.I.

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    Evaluating the Potential of Wild Cocoyam “Caladium Bicolor” for Ethanol Production Using Indigenous Fungal Isolates

    Evaluating the Potential of Wild Cocoyam “Caladium Bicolor” for Ethanol Production Using Indigenous Fungal Isolates by Amadi, O.C., Onyema, N., Nwagu, T.N., Moneke, A.N., Okolo, B.N., Agu, R.C.

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