| 747 - 758 |
Biomass for heat or as transportation fuel? A comparison between two model-based studies
Grahn M, Azar C, Lindgren K, Berndes G, Gielen D |
| 759 - 772 |
Energy crops in Ireland: Quantifying the potential life-cycle greenhouse gas reductions of energy-crop electricity
Styles D, Jones MB |
| 773 - 781 |
Farmer willingness to grow switchgrass for energy production
Jensen K, Clark CD, Ellis P, English B, Menard J, Walsh M, Ugarte DDLT |
| 782 - 792 |
Fuel quality changes during seasonal storage of compacted logging residues and young trees
Pettersson M, Nordfjell T |
| 793 - 801 |
Soil carbon, after 3 years, under short-rotation woody crops grown under varying nutrient and water availability
Sanchez FG, Coleman M, Garten CT, Luxmoore RJ, Stanturf JA, Trettin C, Wullschleger SD |
| 802 - 811 |
Supercritical gasification of wastewater from updraft wood gasifiers
Di Blasi C, Branca C, Galgano A, Meier D, Brodzinski I, Malmros O |
| 812 - 819 |
Potential bioetanol and biogas production using lignocellulosic biomass from winter rye, oilseed rape and faba bean
Petersson A, Thomsen MH, Hauggaard-Nielsen H, Thomsen AB |
| 820 - 830 |
Regulation and optimization of the biogas process: Propionate as a key parameter
Nielsen HB, Uellendahl H, Ahring BK |
| 831 - 835 |
Estimated environmental loads of alpha-amylase from transgenic high-amylase maize
Wolt JD, Karaman S |
