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How do cotton stalk, wheat straw and sugarcane trash behave in a digester?

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All three are lignocellulosic residues with high C:N and slow hydrolysis, so they need size reduction and often pretreatment before methane is released at a useful rate. Yields per tonne are moderate; their appeal is abundance and low gate cost, not ease of digestion.

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