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Just as the Mayas in the south, and in the Amazon region, made playing 1 tails of latex rubber, so, in the north, guayule rubber was known and used by the aborigines. But the task of extraction was for these more indirect, for they chewed the bark of the plant, in order to separate out the fibrous tissue and to agglomerate the rubber.
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GUAYULE (PARTHENIUM ARGEN-TATI! M GRAY). By F rancis E. Lloyd. There has recently appeared a paper by Dr. H. Ross* dealing with the anatomy of the Mexican guayule, a plant Der anatomische Bau der Mexikanischen Kautschukpflanze "Guayule",
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Genetic Improvement of Guayule (Parthenium argentatum A. Gray): An Alternative Rubber Crop Hussein Abdel-Haleem, Zinan Luo, and Dennis Ray Abstract Among the more than 2000 plant species known to synthesize rubber, guayule, Hevea and latex.
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The process involves wet-grinding the plant into a sort of guayule milkshake. Because latex is lighter than water, it can then be separated, removed and purified. So far, plant breeders have pushed yields from less than 350 pounds of rubber per acre in the 1940s to almost 1,000 pounds of …
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Guayule will enter the market at the high end of the price range, says Mr. Martin, with costs dropping to competitive prices in a couple of years as production increase. That''s good news for latex ...
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K. Cornish et al.:Industrial Crops and Products 10 (1999) 121–136 123 guayule processing. The separate filtrates, ob-tained from the two steps, are normally pooled for subsequent latex quantification. Additional grinding times were initially made to establish the
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· Grinding The guayule samples were ground with a Wiley mill (Standard Model no. 3, Arthur H. Thomas Co., Philadelphia, PA) before loading into the 11-mm ASE extraction cells. We investigated the effect of two grinding screen sizes and four grinding times on
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· Hydrated guayule branches can be stored for at least 2 weeks at 4 C without compromising latex yield, but higher temperatures appear to cause latex degradation. When hydrated branches were stored at 4°C for 2–5 weeks, their latex content declined due to a combination of conversion into solid rubber and degradation, with latex losses greatest in the smallest and largest branches.
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· Hydrated guayule branches can be stored for at least 2 weeks at 4 C without compromising latex yield, but higher temperatures appear to cause latex degradation. When hydrated branches were stored at 4°C for 2–5 weeks, their latex content declined due to a combination of conversion into solid rubber and degradation, with latex losses greatest in the smallest and largest branches.
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Request PDF | On Jul 1, 2006, Cornish and others published ASTM D1076 Category 4 Latex and quantifying guayule (NRG) and Hevea (NR) latex protein. | Find, read and cite all ...
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His parents met after the war and raised four children. Though his mother, Biruta, is all of 5-foot-3 and his father, Prem, was only slightly taller, Mathur and his two brothers are well over 6 ...
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the observed decline in latex content, grinding shrub Fig. 2. Latex concentration during storage of guayule homogenate either maintained at pH 10 through regular adjustment with NH ...
Get priceIn spite of some limitation as an alternative rubber crop due to its slow volume growth and low abundance of rubber particles, guayule has been proposed as a viable commercial alternative for hypoallergenic latex (Mooibroek and Cornish, 2000).
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Viral impermeability of hypoallergenic, low protein, guayule latex films Katrina Cornish,1 C. David Lytle2 1USDA-ARS, Western Regional Research Center, Albany, California 94710 2Center for Devices and Radiological Health, Food and Drug Administration, Rockville, Maryland 20857
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guayule rubber pulp Prior art date 1942-04-07 Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.) Expired - Lifetime ...
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Genetic Improvement of Guayule (Parthenium argentatum A. Gray): An Alternative Rubber Crop Hussein Abdel-Haleem, Zinan Luo, and Dennis Ray Abstract Among the more than 2000 plant species known to synthesize rubber, guayule, Hevea and latex.
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· A minimum 200 metric ton per day of guayule bagasse is discarded from the production of latex and biofuels from guayule (Sabaini et al. 2018). The enormous quantities of waste generated present several economic and environmental problems such as …
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Proteome analysis of guayule: Towards its cultivation and processing in SA Rendani Daphney Mutepe ... Natural Rubber Natural rubber is a renewable resource, elastic hydrocarbon polymer derived ...
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Presently, guayule stands must be established by transplanting seedlings from a greenhouse. Production costs could be lowered considerably by the development of direct seeding techniques. The objective of this study was to examine the effects of seed conditioning, planting depth, and mulch on guayule stand establishment by direct seeding in west Texas.
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The process involves wet-grinding the plant into a sort of guayule milkshake. Because latex is lighter than water, it can then be separated, removed and purified. So far, plant breeders have pushed yields from less than 350 pounds of rubber per acre in the 1940s to almost 1,000 pounds of …
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Guayule latex has been shown to prevent transmission of viruses and other pathogens, making it suitable for use in medical products, gloves, and condoms (Cornish et al. 1996). In addition, guayule can be grown in the United States to provide a domestic
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According to the present invention, guayule or guayule-like resins are partitioned into a hydrocarbon solvent soluble non-polar fraction and into a hydrocarbon solvent insoluble polar fraction. The relative yields and compositions of these fractions are controlled by adjusting the ratio of hydrocarbon solvent to resin and by adding small amounts of water.
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· Latex concentration was not affected by the length of grinding time used to make the homogenate. However, latex concentration declined in acidic pH, and the initial latex concentration in homogenate prepared from defoliated shrub was below 4 mg/ml.
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In spite of some limitation as an alternative rubber crop due to its slow volume growth and low abundance of rubber particles, guayule has been proposed as a viable commercial alternative for hypoallergenic latex (Mooibroek and Cornish, 2000).
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the observed decline in latex content, grinding shrub Fig. 2. Latex concentration during storage of guayule homogenate either maintained at pH 10 through regular adjustment with NH ...
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Guayule requires a series of process to produce natural rubber consisting of grinding whole plant, solvent extraction and impurity removal, which is more complex than the natural rubber production process concerning para rubber trees that requires coagulation
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Debarking guayule soon after harvesting at the crop site will substantially improve the efficiency of latex extraction technology by reducing costs of transporting material to the processing location and increasing the processing capacity of the latex extraction plant.
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Indeed, guayule can be grown on marginal land, and its PI can be extracted under latex form by a water-based process to manufacture non-allergenic medical gloves and condoms, thus contributing to people''s health and safety; in addition, a range of co-products,
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Abstract: Guayule latex proteins do not cross-react with antibodies raised against latex proteins in commercially available products manufactured from Hevea brasiliensis la-tex. Thus guayule latex is a promising raw material for the manufacture of hypoallergenic
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· Work by Siler and Cornish (1992, 1994) has clearly demonstrated that latex isolated from guayule (Parthenium argentatum Gray) has none of the allergenic properties of Hevea. To facilitate commercialization of guayule latex rubber production, plant breeders and processors need a rapid and reliable assay for latex content.
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Guayule latex proteins do not cross‐react with antibodies raised against latex proteins in commercially available products manufactured from Hevea brasiliensis latex. Thus guayule latex is a promising raw material for the manufacture of hypoallergenic latex products, safe for use by people suffering from IgE‐mediated Type I "latex allergy."
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C.S. Barrera, K. Cornish / Industrial Crops and Products 86 (2016) 132–142 133 trace Compounding proteins is a single protein, a nonallergenic cytochrome P450 oxidase, making GNR particularly attractive for the production of elastomeric medical products. GNR
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Scientists Probe Potential of Guayule Latex Rubber from a native southwestern shrub called guayule (pronounced why-YOU-lee) may become a new source of high-quality, hypoallergenic latex for medical, industrial, and home products. Scientists with the Agricultural Research Service at Albany, California, were the first to discover that the milky latex from this hardy plant is free of allergens ...
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Latex yield and quality during storage of guayule (Parthenium argentatum Gray) homogenates Author: Cornish, K., Whitehand, L.C., Van Fleet, J.E., Brichta, J.L ...
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· A minimum 200 metric ton per day of guayule bagasse is discarded from the production of latex and biofuels from guayule (Sabaini et al. 2018). The enormous quantities of waste generated present several economic and environmental problems such as …
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Latex yield and quality during storage of guayule (Parthenium argentatum Gray) homogenates Author: Cornish, K., Whitehand, L.C., Van Fleet, J.E., Brichta, J.L ...
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As COO and Chairman, Dan raised several million dollars in funding directly through equity and indirectly through the raising of capital for Yulex''s university partners. He also oversaw the agricultural development program which tripled guayule''s rubber yields, the development of the first facility for guayule latex production, and the development of new markets for hypo-allergenic latex ...
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C.S. Barrera, K. Cornish / Industrial Crops and Products 86 (2016) 132–142 133 trace Compounding proteins is a single protein, a nonallergenic cytochrome P450 oxidase, making GNR particularly attractive for the production of elastomeric medical products. GNR
Get price· Antibodies raised against proteins extracted from films of Hevea latex were reacted against proteins from Hevea latex (circles), Hevea purified rubber particles (dots), E elastica latex (squares), and guayule latex (diamonds). 0.6 t E 0.5 - c s 8 0.4 - E 5 e 0.3 - 4 0
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Guayule latex has been shown to prevent transmission of viruses and other pathogens, making it suitable for use in medical products, gloves, and condoms (Cornish et al. 1996). In addition, guayule can be grown in the United States to provide a domestic
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