Inhibitor Tolerance is a biological trait that denotes the capacity of microorganisms or enzymatic systems to maintain metabolic activity and growth in the presence of inhibitory compounds generated during lignocellulosic biomass pretreatment, distinguishing it from general stress tolerance by its specificity to fermentation inhibitors such as furans, phenolics, and weak acids.
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