Ethanol s sustainable growth, energy supply structure and fuel efficiency have resulted in more worldwide increases for ethanol use than for any other renewable fuel alternative to gasoline. Thus, the study of second generation ethanol (2GE) is one of the most important steps for the valorisation of byproducts that are generated from agrofood industry activities and for promoting better use of surplus sugarcane bagasse in ethanol production. The microorganisms that are able to produce cellulase complex enzyme can be found in various environments including the Brazilian Savanna (Cerrado) ecosystem, which comprises about 5% of the biodiversity in the world. The cerrado has significant potential for producing commercial enzymes by soli...
Brazil is one of the main producer countries of rice and passion fruit. The production of these food...
Lignocellulosic residues, such as sugarcane bagasse, can be used as biomass for energy generation, i...
Abstract (Practical demonstrations of challenges and opportunities on first and second generation bi...
Second generation ethanol production has great potential to be a sustainable reality, especially in ...
The process of ethanol production in Brazil uses sucrose as thesugar cane juice or molasses as a sub...
Global climate change and volatility of petroleum price have driven the necessity to reduce fossil f...
Currently Brazil is the second world's largest producer of ethanol, presenting a favorable position ...
Sugarcane straw biomass accounts for 1/3 of the energy potential of sugarcane and represents a rich ...
The use of a simplified consolidated bioprocess for the conversion of biomass using enzymes produce...
Brazil has excellent conditions for the development of bioenergy. Programs such as the ethanol attra...
http://dx.doi.org/10.5902/2179460X18107Brazil is considered privileged for its diversity of biomass,...
The need for new sources of energy and the concern about the environment have pushed the search for ...
The main challenge on the conversion of lignocellulosic biomass into liquid fuels is the economic vi...
Solid-state cultivation (SSC) refers to microbial growth on solid supports under limited free-water ...
The industrial production of fuel ethanol and sugar generates the main byproduct of sugarcane bagass...
Brazil is one of the main producer countries of rice and passion fruit. The production of these food...
Lignocellulosic residues, such as sugarcane bagasse, can be used as biomass for energy generation, i...
Abstract (Practical demonstrations of challenges and opportunities on first and second generation bi...
Second generation ethanol production has great potential to be a sustainable reality, especially in ...
The process of ethanol production in Brazil uses sucrose as thesugar cane juice or molasses as a sub...
Global climate change and volatility of petroleum price have driven the necessity to reduce fossil f...
Currently Brazil is the second world's largest producer of ethanol, presenting a favorable position ...
Sugarcane straw biomass accounts for 1/3 of the energy potential of sugarcane and represents a rich ...
The use of a simplified consolidated bioprocess for the conversion of biomass using enzymes produce...
Brazil has excellent conditions for the development of bioenergy. Programs such as the ethanol attra...
http://dx.doi.org/10.5902/2179460X18107Brazil is considered privileged for its diversity of biomass,...
The need for new sources of energy and the concern about the environment have pushed the search for ...
The main challenge on the conversion of lignocellulosic biomass into liquid fuels is the economic vi...
Solid-state cultivation (SSC) refers to microbial growth on solid supports under limited free-water ...
The industrial production of fuel ethanol and sugar generates the main byproduct of sugarcane bagass...
Brazil is one of the main producer countries of rice and passion fruit. The production of these food...
Lignocellulosic residues, such as sugarcane bagasse, can be used as biomass for energy generation, i...
Abstract (Practical demonstrations of challenges and opportunities on first and second generation bi...