Exploring fruit waste macromolecules and their derivatives to produce building blocks and materials

IF 8.6 1区 环境科学与生态学 Q1 BIOTECHNOLOGY & APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY
Rogerio Martins Vieira, Caroline de Freitas, Maísa Azevedo Beluomini, Rodrigo Duarte Silva, Nelson Ramos Stradiotto, Henriette Monteiro Cordeiro de Azeredo, Michel Brienzo
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Abstract

Fruit production is a pivotal sector of the human diet and world economy. Oranges, bananas, and guava stand out as some of the most widely produced fruits either for direct consumption or industrial processing. Consequently, an environmental problem arises from the waste disposal generated throughout these fruits’ life cycle. Seeds, bagasse, leaves, peel, and the fruit itself are the main residues found, all lignocellulosic biomasses composed mainly of cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin, in addition to pectin as a minor component. Thus, fruit waste biomass has been investigated for obtaining macromolecules and derivatives as building blocks for several value-added applications within the biorefinery/bioenergy field such as xylooligosaccharides, xylan and pectin-based bioplastics, biofuel, biogas, electrochemical sensors, nanocomposites, among others. However, when it comes to lignin from fruit waste, there is an enormous unexplored potential compared to other feedstocks, especially wood and gramineous plants. This review addresses the lignocellulosic composition of orange, banana, and guava fruit waste, pretreatments, and recent applications, to assist and foment future research on waste biomass conversion.

探索水果废物大分子及其衍生物,以生产建筑材料和材料
水果生产是人类饮食和世界经济的关键部门。橙子、香蕉和番石榴是最广泛生产的水果,无论是直接消费还是工业加工。因此,在这些水果的整个生命周期中产生的废物处理产生了环境问题。种子、甘蔗渣、叶子、果皮和果实本身是发现的主要残留物,所有木质纤维素生物质主要由纤维素、半纤维素和木质素组成,果胶是次要成分。因此,研究人员研究了水果废物生物质,以获得大分子和衍生物,作为生物炼制/生物能源领域中几种增值应用的基石,如低聚木糖、木聚糖和果胶基生物塑料、生物燃料、沼气、电化学传感器、纳米复合材料等。然而,与其他原料,特别是木材和禾本科植物相比,从水果废料中提取木质素具有巨大的未开发潜力。本文综述了柑橘、香蕉和番石榴等水果废弃物的木质纤维素组成、预处理方法和最新应用,以协助和促进废弃物生物质转化的进一步研究。
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Reviews in Environmental Science and Bio/Technology
Reviews in Environmental Science and Bio/Technology Environmental Science-Waste Management and Disposal
CiteScore
25.00
自引率
1.40%
发文量
37
审稿时长
4.5 months
期刊介绍: Reviews in Environmental Science and Bio/Technology is a publication that offers easily comprehensible, reliable, and well-rounded perspectives and evaluations in the realm of environmental science and (bio)technology. It disseminates the most recent progressions and timely compilations of groundbreaking scientific discoveries, technological advancements, practical applications, policy developments, and societal concerns encompassing all facets of environmental science and (bio)technology. Furthermore, it tackles broader aspects beyond the natural sciences, incorporating subjects such as education, funding, policy-making, intellectual property, and societal influence.
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