holocellulose
noun
holo·cellulose
¦hälō,
¦hōlō+
: the total polysaccharide fraction of wood or straw and the like that is made up of cellulose and all of the hemicelluloses and that is obtained by removing the extractives and the lignin from the original natural material
Word History
Etymology
International Scientific Vocabulary hol- + cellulose; originally formed in German