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City Bellefonte / Ballerica / Louis / St. Joseph / Alexandria / Bomem / Raleigh / Ottawa / Chicago / St. Louis / Varshney / / Company Clinton Separators Inc. / Sigma-Aldrich Co. / Fisher Scientific / KBr / ASHS Press / Seprotech Systems Inc. / / Country United States / Canada / / Facility North Carolina State University / / Holiday St. Joseph / / IndustryTerm light-brown major product / dilute solutions / filter systems / thin transparent oil films / seed processing / sodium hydroxide solution / sicklepod aqueous processing / supernatant solution / reddish solution / / MusicGroup Flow / IR / / OperatingSystem Fermi / / Organization Department of Agriculture / US Federal Reserve / USDA / North Carolina State University / / Person Billy Deadmond / Jeffrey Forester / Corey Shannon / Karl Vermillion / Mark Klokkenga / Kathleen Payne-Wahl / Jo Dean Sarins / / Position author / Forester / / Product C-5 / C-4 / sodium chloride / C-2 / C-3 / C-6 / / ProvinceOrState Missouri / Quebec / Virginia / Pennsylvania / South Carolina / Illinois / California / Massachusetts / Michigan / / Technology spectroscopy / dialysis / /
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Reprinted from: Issues in new crops and new uses[removed]J. Janick and A. Whipkey (eds.). ASHS Press, Alexandria, VA. Scale-Up of Sicklepod Processing Rogers E. Harry-O’kuru* Sicklepod (Senna obtusifolia L., Fabaceae) i