Water hyacinth as non-edible source for biofuel production
SMM Shanab, EA Hanafy, EA Shalaby - Waste and Biomass Valorization, 2018 - Springer
Water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) represents a promising source for biofuel production
and other bioactive compounds because of their high availability and high biomass yield …
and other bioactive compounds because of their high availability and high biomass yield …
[PDF][PDF] The economic analysis of biofuel production: case study in Jordan
MI Majdalawi, T Qtaishat, MAS Tabieh… - Life Science Journal, 2014 - Citeseer
The world is facing many global challenges, such as sustainable production methods, and
adapting to climate change. As a result of the climate change and the developing of the …
adapting to climate change. As a result of the climate change and the developing of the …
Can carbon in bioenergy crops mitigate global climate change?
AA Jaradat - Climate change and plant abiotic stress tolerance, 2013 - Wiley Online Library
Different forms of carbon (C) cycle continuously through several pools in natural and
managed ecosystems and spheres. Carbon's recent “commodification,” as a negative …
managed ecosystems and spheres. Carbon's recent “commodification,” as a negative …
Socio-Effective Value of Bio-Diesel Production
Increasing air pollution in urban areas has accelerated the interest in biodiesel and vehicles
that consume biodiesel. As a caution, majority of the developed countries have started using …
that consume biodiesel. As a caution, majority of the developed countries have started using …