Grassoline is a word used to describe fuel made from plant materials. The term was coined by Matthew Scoggins, a graduate students of Bruce Dale, in 1991, to capture the idea of taking plant material and converting it into oil. Instead of producing cellulosic ethanol via fermentation from edible cereals like corn, new techniques could produce grassoline from otherwise unused biomass.
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- Grassoline is a word used to describe fuel made from plant materials. The term was coined by Matthew Scoggins, a graduate students of Bruce Dale, in 1991, to capture the idea of taking plant material and converting it into oil. Instead of producing cellulosic ethanol via fermentation from edible cereals like corn, new techniques could produce grassoline from otherwise unused biomass. Cellulosic biomass from wood residues, such as sawdust and construction debris, agricultural wastes, such as corn stalks and all the inedible stalks of other plants can be converted to any type of ethanol fuel, gasoline, diesel, and all the materials that derive from crude oil and its refinery. Charris Ford is the founder of Grassolean Solutions and owns the web domains Grassoline. com and Grassolean. com, since 2001.
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- Grassoline is a word used to describe fuel made from plant materials. The term was coined by Matthew Scoggins, a graduate students of Bruce Dale, in 1991, to capture the idea of taking plant material and converting it into oil. Instead of producing cellulosic ethanol via fermentation from edible cereals like corn, new techniques could produce grassoline from otherwise unused biomass.
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