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Hertsburg, Claus T. - Sugar Beet Crops

Sugar Beet Crops : Growth, Fertilization and Yield

By: Hertsburg, Claus T. (Edited by). Nova Science Publishers Inc. Published: 01/12/2009. Audience Guide: Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly, Professional & Vocational.
Hardback. Sourced from U.S.A.

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Sugar beet pulp is the residue of sugar beet tissue after the extraction of sugar in the technology of sugar processing. Sugar beet pulp can be used as an animal feed and as a raw material for pectin and cellulose extraction. Furthermore, sugar beet pulp can be used for the production of concentrated dietary fibres for the food industry. Sugar beet is a good source of dietary fibres and is among the plants that give one of the highest carbohydrate yields per acre. For this reason, it's an ideal raw material for the production of ethanol which can be used as a motor fuel. This book gathers the latest research in this field from around the globe.

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ISBN10/13: 1607414910/9781607414919
TITLE: Sugar Beet Crops
CONTRIBUTORS: Hertsburg, Claus T. (Edited by)
IMPRINT: Nova Science Publishers Inc
PUBLISHER: Nova Science Publishers Inc
FORMAT: Hardback
PUBLICATION DATE: 01/12/2009
SUBJECT: Agriculture & Farming, Crops
AUDIENCE GUIDE: Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly, Professional & Vocational
CONTENTS:

Preface; Oligosaccharides Act as Elicitors to Protect Plant against Crop Disease Based on Knowledge of Plant Defense Response Mechanism; Production of Dietary Fiber from Sugar Beet Crops for Application in Food Industry; Organic Nutrition for Sustaining Soil Health, Improving Rhizospheric Environment and Sugarcane Yield in India; Removal of Coloured Compounds in Sugar Beet Juices by ion exchange resins; Sugarcane Crops: Plant Growth Promoting Bacteria in Growth, Yield and Productivity; An Artificial Neural Network Approach to Prediction of Sugar Beet Yield and Quality in Serbia; Callus Forming and Regenerative Abilities of Sugar Beet Pseudomonas-Resistant Cellular Lines; Microclonal Reproduction of O-Types of Sugar Beet; Index.