Wood is an invaluable asset to human society due to its renewable nature, making it suitable
for both sustainable energy production and material manufacturing. Additionally, wood …

The utilization of lignocellulosic biomass promotes the concept of sustainability and
contribute to carbon neutrality. In contrast to traditional biomass pretreatment, lignin-first …

Cellulose is the most abundant unique biopolymer in nature with widespread applications in
bioenergy and high‐value bioproducts. The large transmembrane‐localized cellulose …

Stomata in the plant epidermis open in response to light and regulate CO2 uptake for
photosynthesis and transpiration for uptake of water and nutrients from roots. Light-induced …

Wood formation, intricately linked to the carbohydrate metabolism pathway, underpins the
capacity of trees to produce renewable resources and offer vital ecosystem services. Despite …

Background: Lignins are phenylpropanoid polymers with complex composition and
structures and crucial components in plant cell walls. Lignins are biosynthesized from …

To mitigate the effects of global warming and to preserve the limited fossil fuel resources, an
increased exploitation of plant-based materials and fuels is required, which would be one of …

Lignin contents of mature wood growth rings formed under soil moisture extremes were
determined to investigate the possibility of drought-caused reductions in lignin deposition for …

The emission of greenhouse gases, particularly carbon dioxide, predominantly from fossil
fuel combustion has received critical warnings several times as their levels exceed the …

Black poplar (Populus× euramericana Dode Guinier) is an industrially important tree with
broad applications in wood and paper, biofuel and cellulose-based industries as well as …