Energy Crops and Sustainable Feedstock Development
The development of dedicated energy crops is essential for ensuring a consistent and sustainable biomass supply. Research focuses on high-yield, low-input crops that can grow on marginal lands without affecting food production. Advances in genetic engineering and agronomic practices are improving crop resilience, productivity, and adaptability to climate change. Sustainable feedstock development supports long-term bioenergy expansion while maintaining ecological balance.
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