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Biological barriers to cellulosic ethanol / Ernest V. Burkheisser, editor

Published
New York : Nova Science Publishers, [2010]
Copyright Date
©2010
Physical Description
1 online resource (xii, 251 pages) : illustrations (some color).
Additional Creators
Burkheisser, Ernest V.
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BIOLOGICAL BARRIERSTO CELLULOSIC ETHANOL -- BIOLOGICAL BARRIERS TO CELLULOSIC ETHANOL -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- INTRODUCTION -- JOINT WORKSHOP CHALLENGES BIOFUEL SCIENCE ANDTECHNOLOGY COMMUNITIES -- AMERICA�S ENERGY CHALLENGES -- The Promise of Biofuels -- A GROWING MANDATE FOR BIOFUELS: POLICY, LEGISLATIVE, AND OTHER DRIVERS -- BENEFITS OF BIOFUELS -- National Energy Security Benefits -- Economic Benefits -- Environmental Benefits -- Climate Change -- Other Environmental Benefits -- FEASIBILITY OF BIOFUELS -- Land Availability, A BILLION-TON ANNUAL SUPPLY OF BIOMASS: SUMMARY OFPOTENTIAL FOREST AND AGRICULTURAL RESOURCESAgricultural Sustainability of Biomass Production -- Today � Fuel Ethanol Production from Corn Grain (Starch Ethanol) -- Tomorrow � Biorefinery Concept to Produce Fuel Ethanol from CellulosicBiomass -- Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues (ELSI) -- EERE OBP PLATFORM FOR INTEGRATED BIOREFINERIES -- ETHICAL, LEGAL, AND SOCIAL ISSUES FOR WIDESPREADDEVELOPMENT OF CELLULOSIC BIOFUELS -- DOE OFFICE OF SCIENCE PROGRAMS, BIOMASS TO BIOFUELS WORKSHOP: CREATING A COMMONRESEARCH AGENDA TO OVERCOME TECHNOLOGY BARRIERSCITED REFERENCES -- BACKGROUND READING -- TECHNICAL STRATEGY: DEVELOPMENTOF A VIABLE CELLULOSIC BIOMASSTO BIOFUEL INDUSTRY -- RESEARCH PHASE (WITHIN 5 YEARS) -- Feedstock Use and Optimization -- Deconstruction -- Fermentation and Recovery -- TECHNOLOGY DEPLOYMENT PHASE (WITHIN 10 YEARS) -- Feedstocks -- Deconstruction -- Fermentation and Recovery -- SYSTEMS INTEGRATION PHASE (WITHIN 15 YEARS) -- Integration and Consolidation, SYSTEMS BIOLOGY TO OVERCOME BARRIERS TOCELLULOSIC ETHANOLLIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOMASS CHARACTERISTICS -- Makeup, Structure, and Processability -- IMAGE ANALYSIS OF BIOENERGY PLANT CELL SURFACES AT THEOBP BIOMASS SURFACE CHARACTERIZATION LAB (BSCL) -- STRUCTURE AND ASSEMBLY OF CELL WALLS -- OPTIMIZING LIGNIN COMPOSITION FOR MORE EFFICIENTBIOETHANOL PRODUCTION -- FACTORS IN RECALCITRANCE OF LIGNOCELLULOSEPROCESSING TO SUGARS -- Plant Architecture -- Cell-Wall Architecture -- Molecular Structure -- OPTIMIZING HEMICELLULOSE ACETYLATION IN CELL WALLS, and Hemicellulose Acetylation Degradation Products Are Toxic to MicrobesOPTIMIZATION OF PLANT CELL WALLS -- Understanding Cell-Wall Structure and Function -- Control of Lignin Synthesis and Structure -- IMPROVED METHODS, TOOLS, AND TECHNOLOGIES -- Technical Milestones -- Within 5 years -- Within 10 years -- Within 15 years -- CITED REFERENCES -- FEEDSTOCKS FOR BIOFUELS -- THE ARGUMENT FOR PERENNIAL BIOMASS CROPS -- CREATION OF A NEW GENERATION OF LIGNOCELLULOSICENERGY CROPS -- Maximizing Biomass Productivity -- Domestication of Energy Crops
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ISBN
9781611224481 (electronic bk.)
1611224489 (electronic bk.)
1606922033
9781606922033
Bibliography Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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