Biofuel crops: production, physiology and genetics [electronic resource] Edited by B. P. Singh.
Contributor(s): Singh, B. P [edt].
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BookSeries: CABI Books: Publisher: Wallingford UK CABI 2013Edition: 1.Description: 525pp.Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9781845938864.Subject(s): plant breeding | genetic analysis | plants | taxonomy | cell walls | biofuels | aquatic organisms | algae | phytoremediation | fuel crops | systematics | renewable resources | energy sources | history | biochemistry | aquatic species | plant physiology | energy crops | renewable energy | crops | eukaryotes | cellulose | aquatic plantsAdditional physical formats: Printed edition:: No titleOnline resources: Click here to access online Summary: Providing comprehensive coverage on biofuel crop production and the technological, environmental and resource issues associated with a sustainable biofuel industry, this book is ideal for researchers and industry personnel. Beginning with an introduction to biofuels and the challenges they face, the book then includes detailed coverage on crops of current importance or with high future prospects, including sections on algae, sugar crops and grass, oil and forestry species. The chapters focus on the genetics, breeding, cultivation, harvesting and handling of each crop.
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Providing comprehensive coverage on biofuel crop production and the technological, environmental and resource issues associated with a sustainable biofuel industry, this book is ideal for researchers and industry personnel. Beginning with an introduction to biofuels and the challenges they face, the book then includes detailed coverage on crops of current importance or with high future prospects, including sections on algae, sugar crops and grass, oil and forestry species. The chapters focus on the genetics, breeding, cultivation, harvesting and handling of each crop.
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