Waste biomass sorghum

Biomass. There are two predominant types of biomass starch and lignocellulosics. Com, wheat, sorghum, and potato are representative of the starch class, whereas agricultural wastes (such as com cobs and stovers, wheat straw, etc.), forestry wastes, and dedicated woody and herbaceous crops comprise the bulk of available and potential lignocellulosics. There is a general consensus that current and future supplies of biomass will not be a limiting factor in the production of organic chemicals (2),... 

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