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Advances in the agrochemical utilization of fermentation residues reduce the cost of purpose-grown phytomass for biogas production
Josef Maroušek,Petr Bartoš,Martin Filip,Ladislav Kolář,Petr Konvalina,Anna Maroušková,Jan Moudrý,Jiří Peterka,Jiří Šál,Miloslav Šoch,Vojtěch Stehel,Otakar Strunecký,Karel Suchý,Marek Vochozka,Jaromír Vrbka,Tomáš Zoubek +15 more
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The share of renewables is rising rapidly, especially in developed countries as mentioned in this paper, and the trend is linked to the production of purpose-grown phytomass is undergoing the fastest growth.Abstract:
The share of renewables is rising rapidly, especially in developed countries. Biogas production from purpose-grown phytomass is undergoing the fastest growth. The trend is linked to the production ...read more
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