Concerns about the depletion of wood resources and the environmental impact of
increasing demand for paper goods have led to the quest for alternate sources of fiber for …

Renewable and bio-based materials have gained great interest on an industrial scale owing
to environmental issues. Paper industries also are constantly exploring bio-resources for …

The microstructural, morphological, chemical, pulp, and paper properties of four fast growing
Thai bamboo species, Bambusa vulgaris, Bambusa longispiculata, Dendrocalamus …

There are many pulp and paper industries all around the globe and in Ethiopia as well
different companies are involved in the production and distribution of paper and paper …

The artificial cultivation and management were extensively carried out in Dendrocalamus
brandisii stands. However, the influences of artificial management on the anatomical and …

Flax (Linum usitatissimum) is a bast fiber plant known for its long fibers, making it an
excellent source of pulp for paper production. In Ethiopia, flax is primarily cultivated for oil …

The manufacturing of pulps and papers from wood material via conventional processes has
led to forest degradation, which has consequently caused adverse environmental impacts …

Aim of study: This study was carried out to evaluate canola (Brassica napus L.) stalks as an
alternative raw material for pulp and paper production. Area of study: This work was carried …

The world population is growing rapidly, leading to higher product and resource
consumption. This increases the demand for wood as a raw material. Using real wood to …

Wood is biomass made from lignocellulose, the main raw material for pulp production, both
species of hardwood and softwood. Utilization of as much wood as possible, including less …