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1 historical perspective of biofuels:
 learning from the past to rediscover the future
 david songstad, prakash lakshmanan, john chen,
 william gibbons, stephen hughes, and r. nelson
2 the doe bioenergy science center-a u.s.
 department of energy bioenergys research center
 russ miller and martin keller
3 drivers leading to higher food prices:
 biofuels are not the main factor
 paul arrnah, aaron archer, and gregory c. phillips
4 the economics of current and future biofuels
 ling tao and andy aden
5 a multiple species approach to biomass production
 from native herbaceous perennial feedstocks
 j.l. gonzalez-hernandez, g. sarath, j.m. stein,
 v. owens, k. gedye, and a. boe
6 development and status of dedicated energy
 crops in the united states
 russell w. jessup
7 genetic improvement of c4 grasses as cellulosic
 biofuel feedstocks
 katrin jakob, fasong zhou, and andrew h. paterson
8 short-rotation woody crops for bioenergy
 and biofuels applications
 maud hinchee, william rottmann, lauren mullinax,
 chunsheng zhang, shujun chang, michael cunningham,
 leslie pearson, and narender nehra
9 the brazilian experience of sugarcane ethanol industry
 sizuo matsuoka, jesus ferro, and paulo arruda
10 biofuels: opportunities and challenges in india
 mambully chandrasekharan gopinathan and rajasekaransudhakaran
11 biofuels in china: opportunities and challenges
 feng wang, xue-rong xing, and chun-zhao liu
12 genetic modification of lignin biosynthesis
 for improved biofuel production
 hiroshi hisano, rangaraj nandakumar, and zeng-yu wang
13 commercial cellulosic ethanol:
 the role of plant-expressed enzymes
 manuel b. sainz
14 integrated biorefineries with engineered microbes
 and high-value co-products for profitable
 biofuels production
 w. r. gibbons and s. r. hughes
15 biodiesel production, properties, and feedstocks
 bryan r. moser
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