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Van der Pol C., C.M. Young and K. Douwes Dekker. (1957). The determination of certain<br />

qualities of individual consignment of cane. South African Sugar Journal. 51:544-548.<br />

Van Dillewijn C. (1952). Botany of sugar cane. Waltham, Mass. USA. The Chronica<br />

Botanica Co: Book Department. pp 371.<br />

Van Hengel A. (1974). Proposal for the evaluation of cane and sugar in identical units at<br />

standardized factory efficiency. Proceedings of International Society of Sugar Cane<br />

Technologists. 15:1446-1455.<br />

Van Soest P.J. (1963). Use of detergents in the analysis of fibrous feeds I. Preparation of<br />

fibre residues of low nitrogen content. Journal of the Association of Official<br />

Agricultural Chemists (AOAC). Vol 46 No. 6, 825-829.<br />

Verma D.R. and D.K. Gupta (1988). Equilibrium moisture content isotherms of sugarcane<br />

bagasse. Journal of Agricultural Engineering. 25:49-56.<br />

Vertucci C.W. and A.C. Leopold (1984). Bound water in soybean seed and its relation to<br />

respiration and imbibitional damage. Plant Physiology. 75:114-117.<br />

Vertucci C.W. and C. Leopold (1987). The relationship between water binding and<br />

desiccation tolerance in tissues. Plant Physiology. 85:232-238.<br />

Vignes E.C. (1980). The implications of cane washing. Proceedings of International<br />

Society of Sugar Cane Technologists. 21:2221-2230.<br />

Villavicencio E.J. (1974). World market potential for bleached bagasse pulp – a technical<br />

review. Proceedings of International Society of Sugar Cane Technologists. 15:1783-<br />

1792.<br />

Viswanathan R., D.S. Jayas and R.B. Hulasare (2003). Sorption isotherms of tomato slices<br />

and onion shreds. Biosystems Engineering. 86(4):465-472.<br />

Wang N. and J.G. Brennan (1991). Moisture sorption isotherm characteristics of potatoes<br />

at four temperatures. Journal of Food Engineering. 14:269-282.<br />

Weisser H. (1986). Influence of temperature on sorption isotherms. In Food Engineering<br />

and Process Applications Vol 1. Edited by M. LeMaguer and P. Jelen. Elsevier<br />

Applied Science Publishers. New York. 189-199.<br />

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