Engineering plants for biofuels
With
increasing demands for sustainable energy, being able to
cost-efficiently produce biofuels from plant biomass is more important
than ever. However, lignin and hemicelluloses present in certain plants
mean that they cannot be easily converted into biofuels. A new study
appears to have solved this problem, using gene manipulation techniques
to engineer plants that can be more easily broken down into biofuels.
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