Distinct Geographical Distribution of the Miscanthus Accessions with Varied Biomass Enzymatic Saccharification.
Miscanthus is a leading bioenergy candidate for biofuels, and it thus becomes essential to characterize the desire natural Miscanthus germplasm accessions with high biomass saccharification. In this study, total 171 natural Miscanthus accessions were geographically mapped using public database. Acco...
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doaj-5498aa1994d1406ea52dcb1b775564182020-11-24T21:48:34ZengPublic Library of Science (PLoS)PLoS ONE1932-62032016-01-01118e016002610.1371/journal.pone.0160026Distinct Geographical Distribution of the Miscanthus Accessions with Varied Biomass Enzymatic Saccharification.Xukai LiHaofeng LiaoChunfen FanHuizhen HuYing LiJing LiZili YiXiwen CaiLiangcai PengYuanyuan TuMiscanthus is a leading bioenergy candidate for biofuels, and it thus becomes essential to characterize the desire natural Miscanthus germplasm accessions with high biomass saccharification. In this study, total 171 natural Miscanthus accessions were geographically mapped using public database. According to the equation [P(H/L| East) = P(H/L∩East)/P(East)], the probability (P) parameters were calculated on relationships between geographical distributions of Miscanthus accessions in the East of China, and related factors with high(H) or low(L) values including biomass saccahrification under 1% NaOH and 1% H2SO4 pretreatments, lignocellulose features and climate conditions. Based on the maximum P value, a golden cutting line was generated from 42°25' N, 108°22' E to 22°58' N, 116°28' E on the original locations of Miscanthus accessions with high P(H|East) values (0.800-0.813), indicating that more than 90% Miscanthus accessions were originally located in the East with high biomass saccharification. Furthermore, the averaged insolation showed high P (H|East) and P(East|H) values at 0.782 and 0.754, whereas other climate factors had low P(East|H) values, suggesting that the averaged insolation is unique factor on Miscanthus distributions for biomass saccharification. In terms of cell wall compositions and wall polymer features, both hemicelluloses level and cellulose crystallinity (CrI) of Miscanthus accessions exhibited relative high P values, suggesting that they should be the major factors accounting for geographic distributions of Miscanthus accessions with high biomass digestibility.http://europepmc.org/articles/PMC4988763?pdf=render |
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Xukai Li Haofeng Liao Chunfen Fan Huizhen Hu Ying Li Jing Li Zili Yi Xiwen Cai Liangcai Peng Yuanyuan Tu Distinct Geographical Distribution of the Miscanthus Accessions with Varied Biomass Enzymatic Saccharification. PLoS ONE |
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Xukai Li Haofeng Liao Chunfen Fan Huizhen Hu Ying Li Jing Li Zili Yi Xiwen Cai Liangcai Peng Yuanyuan Tu |
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Distinct Geographical Distribution of the Miscanthus Accessions with Varied Biomass Enzymatic Saccharification. |
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Distinct Geographical Distribution of the Miscanthus Accessions with Varied Biomass Enzymatic Saccharification. |
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Distinct Geographical Distribution of the Miscanthus Accessions with Varied Biomass Enzymatic Saccharification. |
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Distinct Geographical Distribution of the Miscanthus Accessions with Varied Biomass Enzymatic Saccharification. |
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Distinct Geographical Distribution of the Miscanthus Accessions with Varied Biomass Enzymatic Saccharification. |
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distinct geographical distribution of the miscanthus accessions with varied biomass enzymatic saccharification. |
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Miscanthus is a leading bioenergy candidate for biofuels, and it thus becomes essential to characterize the desire natural Miscanthus germplasm accessions with high biomass saccharification. In this study, total 171 natural Miscanthus accessions were geographically mapped using public database. According to the equation [P(H/L| East) = P(H/L∩East)/P(East)], the probability (P) parameters were calculated on relationships between geographical distributions of Miscanthus accessions in the East of China, and related factors with high(H) or low(L) values including biomass saccahrification under 1% NaOH and 1% H2SO4 pretreatments, lignocellulose features and climate conditions. Based on the maximum P value, a golden cutting line was generated from 42°25' N, 108°22' E to 22°58' N, 116°28' E on the original locations of Miscanthus accessions with high P(H|East) values (0.800-0.813), indicating that more than 90% Miscanthus accessions were originally located in the East with high biomass saccharification. Furthermore, the averaged insolation showed high P (H|East) and P(East|H) values at 0.782 and 0.754, whereas other climate factors had low P(East|H) values, suggesting that the averaged insolation is unique factor on Miscanthus distributions for biomass saccharification. In terms of cell wall compositions and wall polymer features, both hemicelluloses level and cellulose crystallinity (CrI) of Miscanthus accessions exhibited relative high P values, suggesting that they should be the major factors accounting for geographic distributions of Miscanthus accessions with high biomass digestibility. |
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