Lignocellulosic plant matter in particular is a highly desirable form of biomass with numerous advantages. Its abundance, widespread availability, and costeffectiveness make it an attractive option for various applications, owing to its prevalence in crop residues, woody plants, and grasses. Chemicals, fuels, and energy must be produced from lignocellulosic plant matter in order to decarbonize our global economies and, to be successful, these lignocellulose-derived products must compete in quality and price with fossil-derived products. Lignocellulose is formed by three main components, namely cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin.