Small-scale duckweed refineries could produce cost-competitive fuel when the price of oil reaches $100 per barrel

Duckweed as a cost-competitive raw material for biofuel production

By American Chemical Society Christodoulos A. Floudas, Xin Xiao —— Bio and Archives--March 6, 2013

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The search for a less-expensive, sustainable source of biomass, or plant material, for producing gasoline, diesel and jet fuel has led scientists to duckweed, that fast-growing floating plant that turns ponds and lakes green. That’s the topic of a report in ACS’ journal Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.

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