Review Article
Linen Most Useful: Perspectives on Structure, Chemistry, and Enzymes for Retting Flax
Table 7
Effect of enzyme and chelator amounts on properties of mature Ariane flax stems.
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aViscozyme L (Novozymes) added as percentage of product as supplied. EDTA was supplied as Mayoquest 200 with 38% EDTA and used to enzyme ret mature Ariane stems. bEnzyme-retted straw passed through hand-card 2X and passed 1X through a Shirley Analyzer. cAverage and standard deviation of 2 replicates of Shirley-cleaned fiber, with each replicate an average of 6 tests by Stelometer (force at break divided by weight by standard cotton testing). dAverage and standard deviation of 2 replicates of Shirley-cleaned fiber, with each replicate an average of 2 tests by air flow using approximately 5 g based and IFC flax fiber standards for fineness (similar to methods used for cotton fineness). a,b,c,d,e,fWithin columns, values with different lower case letters differ at . Methods in [31]. Data from [32]. |