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Plants to power: bioenergy to fuel the future
Joshua S. Yuan
, Kelly H. Tiller
, Hani Al-Ahmad
, Nathan R. Stewart
, C. Neal Stewart
Department of Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering
McKelvey School of Engineering
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Biotechnology
100%
Bioenergy
100%
Petroleum-based
100%
Transportation Fuels
100%
Biomass Production
50%
Lignocellulosic Biomass
50%
Metabolic Engineering
50%
Environmental Sustainability
50%
Biocontainment
50%
Abiotic Stress Resistance
50%
Carbon Dioxide Emissions
50%
Plant Biotechnology
50%
Ethanol Production
50%
Economic Sustainability
50%
Low-cost Production
50%
Cellulosic Ethanol
50%
Sustainable Bioenergy
50%
Lignin Modification
50%
In Planta Expression
50%
Energy Crop Production
50%
Cell Wall Digestion
50%
Net Energy Gain
50%
Digestion Enzymes
50%
Challenges Faced
50%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Bioenergy
100%
Biotechnology
75%
Transportation
50%
Transgene
25%
Plantae
25%
Feedstock
25%
Cell Wall
25%
Metabolic Engineering
25%
Biomass Production
25%
Crop Production
25%
Ethanol Production
25%
Plant-Based Food
25%
Enzymes
25%
Environmental Sustainability
25%
Carbon Dioxide
25%
Abiotic Stress
25%
Economic Sustainability
25%
Engineering
Bioenergy
100%
Metabolic Engineering
33%
Stress Resistance
33%
Lignocellulosic Biomass
33%
Ethanol Production
33%
Bioenergy Crop
33%
Lignocellulosic Ethanol
33%
Feedstock Production
33%
Energy Gain
33%
Economic Sustainability
33%
Carbon Dioxide
33%
Nutrition
33%
Immunology and Microbiology
Bioenergy
100%
Transgene
25%
Cell Wall
25%
Metabolic Engineering
25%
Biomass Production
25%
Plant Biotechnology
25%
Plant-Based Food
25%