Biomass Production Characteristics of Sugarcane at Initial Growth Stage

The Production of Biomass by Sugarcane

Experiments conducted between 1962 and 1970 in South Africa permit a study to be made of biomass production by sugarcane. It is possible to estimate the proportions of trash (dead leaves + foliage) and cane stalk produced by different varieties. The accumulation of biomass in the crop, maximum rates of biomass production, and the effects of varieties, espacement, nitrogen fertilizer, water avai...

The production of lexical categories (VP) and functional categories (copula) at the initial stage of child L2 acquisition

This is a longitudinal case study of two Farsi-speaking children learning English: ‘Bernard’ and ‘Melissa’, who were 7;4 and 8;4 at the start of data collection. The research deals with the initial state and further development in the child second language (L2) acquisition of syntax regarding the presence or absence of copula as a functional category, as well as the role and degree of L1 influe...

Production and Management of Sugarcane Biomass — Process Optimization

Optimal method for production of mycelia biomass of Ganoderma lucidum in sugarcane molasses

Ahmadifar S , Hosseini SM, MohammadiGoltapeh E, Jahedi A (2020) Optimal method for production of mycelia biomass of Ganoderma lucidum in sugarcane molasses. Plant Pathology Science 9(1):1-15. DOI: 10.2982/PPS.9.1.1.   Introduction: Ganoderma lucidum, medicinal mushroom, is one of the most effective traditional medicine in East Asia. The mycelium, the spore and the basidiocarp contain about 40...

Sugarcane Root Growth and Relationships to Above-ground Biomass

Roots comprise the lesselknown part of the soil-plantatmosphere continuum and yet are essential to the supply of sufficient water and nutrients to ensure u successt'ul crop. By understanding the growth and distribution of sugarcane roots. yields can be optiniiscd through improved strategic decisions. 'This paper addresses root growth and rclationships to above ground biomass. lssues discussed i...