| I - VII |
Municipal solid waste and its role in sustainability
[Anonymous] |
| 305 - 317 |
Tree growth, biomass, allometry and nutrient distribution in Gmelina arborea stands grown in red lateritic soils of Central India
Swamy SL, Kushwaha SK, Puri S |
| 319 - 328 |
Biomass production and bark yield in the plantations of Pteroceltis tatarinowii
Fang SZ, Li GY, Fu XX |
| 329 - 335 |
Effect of reducing the light intensity on the growth and production of chlorophyll by Spirulina platensis
Danesi EDG, Rangel-Yagui CO, Carvalho JCM, Sato S |
| 337 - 343 |
Distribution of aboveground biomass in corn stover
Pordesimo LO, Edens WC, Sokhansanj S |
| 345 - 360 |
Carbon materials obtained from self-binding sugar cane bagasse and deciduous wood residues plastics
Zandersons J, Gravitis J, Zhurinsh A, Kokorevics A, Kallavus U, Suzuki CK |
| 361 - 375 |
Global potential bioethanol production from wasted crops and crop residues
Kim S, Dale BE |
| 377 - 388 |
High-pressure co-gasification of coal and biomass in a fluidized bed
McLendon TR, Lui AP, Pineault RL, Beer SK, Richardson SW |
| 389 - 399 |
Biochemical methane potential of fruits and vegetable solid waste feedstocks
Gunaseelan VN |
| 401 - 402 |
Double green energy from traditional coppice stands in the Netherlands
Jansen P, Kuiper L |
| 403 - 403 |
An input-output energy analysis in greenhouse vegetable production: a case study for Antalya region of Turkey (vol 26, pg 89, 2004)
Ozkan B, Kurklu A, Akcaoz H |
