2012Hunan Forestry Science and TechnologyRequires access

Research progress of the remains of the bamboo in processing

Jia Tu

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China is the most resource-richest countries of bamboo in the world and the bamboo industry has developed in the forefront of world.Bamboo processing will produce large amounts of waste.The bamboo processing waste utilization to enhance the added value for the bamboo were measured,in order to give reference for people in use bamboo remains.

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China is the most resource-richest countries of bamboo in the world and the bamboo industry has developed in the forefront of world.Bamboo processing will produce large amounts of waste.The bamboo processing waste utilization to enhance the added value for the bamboo were measured,in order to give reference for people in use bamboo remains.

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China is the most resource-richest countries of bamboo in the world and the bamboo industry has developed in the forefront of world.Bamboo processing will produce large amounts of waste.The bamboo processing waste utilization to enhance the added value for the bamboo were measured,in order to give reference for people in use bamboo remains.

Key concepts: Bamboo, China, Business, Resource (disambiguation), Pulp and paper industry, Agroforestry, Natural resource economics, Environmental science

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