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This study aimed at optimizing a liquid ammonium hydroxide pretreatment for energy cane bagasse for maximum sugar yields (glucose and xylose) via response surface methodology.

Developed in 2004, WEx pretreatment has been successfully used over a number of years as an effective pretreatment of lignocellulosic biomass such as sugarcane bagasse [21], wheat straw [22], and loblolly pine [23] and has been optimized for maximum sugar yields for biofuel production.

Both harvest date and ecotype/location determine the pretreatment conditions that produce maximum sugar yields.

Enzyme formulation that produced maximum sugar yields was the same across all harvests except for the CIR October harvest.

Instead, the maximum sugar yields produced using at most 15 mg enzyme/kg biomass was used to determine optimal enzyme loadings.

Maximum sugar yields from individual fractions would be one criterion for determining which fractions should be left on the field following harvest.

This strong interaction inhibited avicel hydrolysis; consequently the maximum sugar yield was only 32%.

Enzyme cocktail composition is critical to achieve maximum sugar yield per gram of enzyme used.

Corn cob produced maximum sugar yield and further response surface method was employed to optimized saccharification yield.

The maximum sugar yield obtained was 75.3% and glucose yield was 46.7% when pretreated with 0.2 M H2SO4 for 20 min at 180 °C.

Three crucial process parameters, namely inulin concentration (1 17.5 %), enzyme loading (1 10 U/g of substrate) and time of hydrolysis (0.5 23.5 h) were investigated to get maximum sugar yield.