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Bio-based material

A bio-based material is a material intentionally made, either wholly or partially, from substances derived from living (or once-living) organisms, such as plants, animals, enzymes, and microorganisms, including bacteria, fungi and yeast.

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Bio-based, organic, and bio-degradable materials

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Bio-based, organic, and bio-degradable materials

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Bio-based material

Nodes39
Edges38
Triples9
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.051282
Components1

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Bio-based material

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related to Bio-based materials vs. organic materials · 4
Bio-based material → Consequently, European, Similarly, The
related to Bio-based materials vs. biodegradable materials · 2
Bio-based material → Bio-based, By
related to Bio-based materials vs. fossil-based materials · 2
Bio-based material → It, Their
is a · 1
Bio-based material → material intentionally made

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Bio-based materialis amaterial intentionally made0.90text
Bio-based materialrelated to Bio-based materials vs. biodegradable materialsBio-based0.60section
Bio-based materialrelated to Bio-based materials vs. biodegradable materialsBy0.60section
Bio-based materialrelated to Bio-based materials vs. fossil-based materialsIt0.60section
Bio-based materialrelated to Bio-based materials vs. fossil-based materialsTheir0.60section
Bio-based materialrelated to Bio-based materials vs. organic materialsSimilarly0.60section
Bio-based materialrelated to Bio-based materials vs. organic materialsThe0.60section
Bio-based materialrelated to Bio-based materials vs. organic materialsEuropean0.60section
Bio-based materialrelated to Bio-based materials vs. organic materialsConsequently0.60section

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