Sentence examples for second generation feedstock from inspiring English sources

Among the most feasible second generation feedstock for bioethanol production, sugarcane bagasse (SB), a fibrous residue generated during the extraction of cane juice in mills, is an excellent raw commodity due to large abundance, non-competitiveness with food or feed requirement, easy transportation, and rich in accessible carbohydrates [ 2].

Switchgrass (panicum virgatum) is considered as one of the best second generation feedstock for bioethanol production.

Use of lignocellulosic biomass as a second generation feedstock in the biofuels industry is a pressing challenge.

Algae was first regarded as a second generation feedstock but as it showed higher oil production yields with lower resource inputs than other feedstock, it was placed as a third generation feedstock.

Understanding both the factors that influence the supply of biomass feedstock and the competing demands for feedstock are therefore crucial to the development of a commercial bioenergy sector, in particular for second generation feedstock in its current embryonic commercial stage (Walker, 2013).

Within the next decade Virgin expects to see a significant contribution from second-generation biofuels – made from sustainable second generation feedstocks such as algae, or using waste biomass such as wood chips – towards aviation's fuel needs.

The utilization of hemicellulose, the second most abundant polysaccharide, is must for the cost-efficient production of ethanol from second generation feedstocks.

While the effect seems pronounced on a simulated hydrolysate substrate, further experiments are needed to study the benefit on second generation feedstocks with high D-galacturonic acid content like sugar beet pulp to investigate the potential of GatA in biotechnological applications.

These second generation feedstocks constitute a global carbohydrate resource and are typically of lower cost than first generation feedstocks, starch and sugar [ 2].

Here we compared gut metatranscriptomes of R. flavipes workers feeding on different second generation feedstocks.

Lignocellulose, a complex of lignin, cellulose and hemicellulose, is the major component of plant biomass and second generation feedstocks.