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Biotransformation of Agricultural Waste and By-Products in the 4F Economy: The Food, Feed, Fiber, Fuel (4F) Economy presents an evaluation of plant species better exploitable for a particular transformation. As crops are already covering large parts of cultivable soils, is it is not conceivable to try to extend the cultures beyond the limit of available soils, but a further increase in productivity is not easy to obtain.
The book discusses advances in technology and plants design which support the exploitation and valorization of vegetable and fruit by-products through fermentation (feed-batch liquid fermentation, solid-state fermentation) in bio-based bio-chemicals/biofuels production. Pathways in the biosynthesis of fibers, sugars, and metabolites are provided with a focus on the lifecycle of bacteria, yeasts, and even plant species. The text analyzes cellular structures and the organization of cell walls in order to show which polysaccharides offer more favorable fermentative processes and which are detrimental.
Contents
1. Plants biomasses, inedible body of plants, crop residues as valuable material for BBB
2. Fruit processing in Central America
3. Fruit wastes in Asia and rest of the world mango, fruit wastes, transformation, fibre exploitation
4. Plant waste management today, composting and biogas, lignocellulosic biofuel production
5. Biomass pre-treatment strategies, technologies, environmental performance, economic considerations, industrial implementation
6. Tobacco: methods for variety selection, varieties producing seeds rich in oils as a source for biodiesel
7. Fermentative production methods
8. Composition of plant biomass biotech engineering of cell wall to optimize biofuel production
9. Platform chemicals - Organic acids (succinic acid, itaconic acid) using Yeast Strains
10. Production, stabilization and uses of enzymes from fruit and vegetable by-products
11. Life cycle assessment and economy scale dimension of biobased processes
12. GMO acceptance in the world and issues for the overcoming of restrictions: Cisgenesis, RNA transfer, rootstock to shoot delivery, novel methods of transformation
