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The effect of selective cellulolytic treatments of softwood kraft pulp on sheet consolidation
Authors: Mansfield, SD Dickson, AR
Citation: Sd. Mansfield et Ar. Dickson, The effect of selective cellulolytic treatments of softwood kraft pulp on sheet consolidation, APPITA J, 54(2), 2001, pp. 239-244
Enzymatic treatment of mechanical pulp fibers for improving papermaking properties
Authors: Wong, KKY Richardson, JD Mansfield, SD
Citation: Kky. Wong et al., Enzymatic treatment of mechanical pulp fibers for improving papermaking properties, BIOTECH PR, 16(6), 2000, pp. 1025-1029
Reinforcing potential of different eucalypt : softwood blends during separate and co-PFI mill refining
Authors: Mansfield, SD Kibblewhite, RP
Citation: Sd. Mansfield et Rp. Kibblewhite, Reinforcing potential of different eucalypt : softwood blends during separate and co-PFI mill refining, APPITA J, 53(5), 2000, pp. 385-392
Variation in the response of three different Pinus radiata kraft pulps to xylanase treatments
Authors: Mansfield, SD Wong, KKY Dickson, AR
Citation: Sd. Mansfield et al., Variation in the response of three different Pinus radiata kraft pulps to xylanase treatments, WOOD FIB SC, 32(1), 2000, pp. 105-115
Substrate and enzyme characteristics that limit cellulose hydrolysis
Authors: Mansfield, SD Mooney, C Saddler, JN
Citation: Sd. Mansfield et al., Substrate and enzyme characteristics that limit cellulose hydrolysis, BIOTECH PR, 15(5), 1999, pp. 804-816
Enzymatic processing for pulp and paper manufacture - a review
Authors: Wong, KK Mansfield, SD
Citation: Kk. Wong et Sd. Mansfield, Enzymatic processing for pulp and paper manufacture - a review, APPITA J, 52(6), 1999, pp. 409-418
Improvements in mechanical pulp processing with proteinase treatments
Authors: Mansfield, SD Wong, KKY Richardson, JD
Citation: Sd. Mansfield et al., Improvements in mechanical pulp processing with proteinase treatments, APPITA J, 52(6), 1999, pp. 436-440
Sheet properties of Douglas fir kraft pulp after selective treatments of different fibre length fractions with cellulases
Authors: Mansfield, SD Saddler, JL
Citation: Sd. Mansfield et Jl. Saddler, Sheet properties of Douglas fir kraft pulp after selective treatments of different fibre length fractions with cellulases, J PULP PAP, 25(3), 1999, pp. 84-89
The effects of hydrolytic enzyme treatments on three British Columbian interior fir kraft pulps differing in their initial fiber coarseness
Authors: Lumme, MS Mansfield, SD Saddler, JN
Citation: Ms. Lumme et al., The effects of hydrolytic enzyme treatments on three British Columbian interior fir kraft pulps differing in their initial fiber coarseness, WOOD FIB SC, 31(4), 1999, pp. 385-393
Enhancing Douglas-fir pulp properties with a combination of enzyme treatments and fiber fractionation
Authors: Mansfield, SD Swanson, DA Roberts, N Olson, JA Saddler, JN
Citation: Sd. Mansfield et al., Enhancing Douglas-fir pulp properties with a combination of enzyme treatments and fiber fractionation, TAPPI J, 82(5), 1999, pp. 152-158
The effect of fiber characteristics on hydrolysis and cellulase accessibility to softwood substrates
Authors: Mooney, CA Mansfield, SD Beatson, RP Saddler, JN
Citation: Ca. Mooney et al., The effect of fiber characteristics on hydrolysis and cellulase accessibility to softwood substrates, ENZYME MICR, 25(8-9), 1999, pp. 644-650
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