… study of textile biodegradation. However, little study was done on the evaluation of cellulose
biodegradability as an overall evaluation method for the environmental friendliness of textile …

… The durability of textiles produced by the cellulose fibres is directly related to their
biodegradation, since they are mainly comprised of cellulose and therefore highly susceptible to …

… presence of non-cellulosic substances [14]. Biodegradation of natural fibres and textiles is
a widely explored area; in this paper data of cellulosic textile materials composting abilities …

… biodegradable textile fibres are classed as environment-friendly material, the biodegradation
process which occurs when the textile … problems because of textile deterioration, staining, …

… In this work, we tested the biodegradability in marine waters of textiles made of polylactic …
also to cellulose-based and conventional non-biodegradable oil-based plastic textiles. The …

… The aim of this research work is to understand the natural phenomenon of biodegradation
of cellulosic materials when buried in soil and to analyze the changes that occur in the …

… acetate degradation, the colonies were cultivated in CA medium with added textiles (lOx
35 mm) made of CA54 and cellulose acetate membrane filters (DS, mixture of 2.8 and 2.0). …

… cellulose in question, since amorphous cellulose is more easily attacked than crystalline
cellulose… Cellulose fibres of a high degree of orientation are less susceptible to microbial attack. …

… for textile, food, and paper pulp processing. These applications are based on the modification
of cellulose and hemicellulose by partial hydrolysis. Total hydrolysis of cellulose into …

… biodegradation of textile … biodegradation is essential. The systematic review of the available
literature on fibers’ and polymers’ biodegradability elucidated that the hydrophilic cellulose …