bioenergy
Bioenergy is renewable energy derived from recently living plant biomass, including wood, crops, and agricultural waste, offering an alternative to fossil fuels. This field is significant for plant science as it drives research into optimizing plant growth, productivity, and metabolic efficiency for sustainable energy production. The study of bioenergy bridges plant biology with renewable energy solutions, addressing both agricultural innovation and climate sustainability.
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Phragmites australis and Scirpus holoschoenus for metal(loid)s poll...
Wetland plants growing along contaminated streams or drainage ditches near old industrial sites a...
Functional genomics in sugarcane breeding: key challenges and strategies.
Sugarcane supplies about 80% of the world's sugar and a growing share of renewable biofuel, so br...
NtMBD1 regulates shoot branching regulation and evolutionary differ...
Tobacco farmers lose yield to unruly side shoots they must manually remove, and the same branchin...
Combination of citric acid and ferric chloride enhances cadmium acc...
Cadmium from fertilizers and industrial runoff quietly accumulates in garden soil and food crops,...
Microalgae-Bacteria Interactions in the Bio-based Circular Economy:...
Bacteria-algae partnerships described could one day make the fertilizers, fish feed, and biofuels...
The miR396d-PagGRF20-PagXTH5 module regulates salt tolerance in poplar.
Poplar trees planted for bioenergy or windbreaks on salted roadsides and degraded farmland could ...
Trophic Diversity in Duckweed: Mixotrophy, More Than the Sum of its...
Those bright-green mats coating your local pond aren't just soaking up sun — they're also quietly...
