Nanocellulose Production Using Plant Biomass: Its Implementation: Date palm, Banana and Corn Leaves: Nanocellulose

Innovative knowledge and technology is a significant factor in the modern teaching and research. In order to achieving this goal the manuscript has been published. Nano-cellulose preparation protocol as well as nano-cellulose based natural and organic products from different plant sources has been described well. Innovative nanocellulose has been produced from date palm waste, banana peel and corn leaves and investigated the properties by following the standard measurement by American Standard for Testing Material (ASTM) and European Norm (EN).Data related to the nanocellulose based natural products from bioresources in the research area of Nano-Biotechnology have been noted well. Moreover, data on absorption, fitness, shape and size, energy, burning, spray coating or color test and chemical element composition for products have been summarized from different innovative research work. Innovative sources of producing cellulose and nanocellulose have been identified and stated with clear picture of understanding for the researchers who are interested in doing research in this field. Finally, we believe, the manuscript would be a great data sources in the cellulose Biotechnology.

Dr. A.B.M Sharif Hossain obtained PhD in Biotechnology at Ehime University, Japan. Dr. Hossain is an Associate Professor in Biotechnology, Hail University. He supervised 4 PhD and 10 MS students at University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur. Dr. Hossain published 135 articles including 23 books. Among these 50 are ISI Journals. MM Uddin is co-researcher.