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Newly discovered wild sorghum variety has tremendous potential for cellulosic ethanol

12.06.201620.12.2016 Philipp DP Steiner Reblogged Biofuel, Biomass, Sweet Sorghum
Newly discovered wild sorghum variety has tremendous potential for cellulosic ethanol
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Scientists from the ARC Centre of Excellence in Plant Cell Walls at the University of Adelaide have discovered that a variety of sorghum growing wild in Australia, Arun, has the potential to yield over 10,000 litres of bioethanol per hectare annually.


Source: International Sugar Journal

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