Background: Bioethanol is gaining prominence as an eco-friendly alternative to fossil fuels, offering the potential to combat global warming and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This study explores microalgae, specifically Spirogyra from Ajiwa Dam of Katsina State, Nigeria, as a third-generation biomass for bioethanol...
A. A., Muntari B., Assim H. Flayyih et al.· Journal of Biotechnology Res...· 0 citations
The increasing demand for sustainable and affordable protein sources has intensified interest in single-cell protein (SCP) production using agro-industrial wastes. This study evaluated the potential of watermelon rind (WR), mango seed kernel (MSK), and their combined formulation (50:50) as substrates for SCP production...
S. Hassan, M. Uddin, K. Bashir et al.· Journal of Life and Social S...· 0 citations
Findings demonstrates that optimized pretreatment coupled with selected indigenous bacterial isolates enhanced conversion of WB into protein-enriched microbial biomass, providing a basis for further development of lignocellulosic biomass valorization for SCP production.
Sharda Devi Rajput, S. Keshavkant· Biomass Conversion and Biore...· 0 citations
The findings highlight the potential of the fungal consortium as an effective candidate for lignocellulolytic enzyme cocktail production for various industrial applications using agricultural waste with concurrent valorization of agro-waste.
Rutu H. Patel, Helina Patel· Environmental technology· 0 citations
The production of second-generation bioethanol from lignocellulosic biomass requires efficient enzymatic hydrolysis and fermentation processes that remain effective at industrially relevant solids loadings. In this study, bleached Pinus taeda kraft pulp was evaluated as a model substrate for bioethanol production at be...
Julia Kruyeniski, C. Mendieta, F. Felissia et al.· Fermentation· 1 citation
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