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Sweet Sorghum: Breeding and Bioproducts,ily in the developing world. However, sweet sorghum which is similar to grain sorghum except for accumulation of stalk sugars, is considered as a potential energy crop without impacting the food security of millions. Further, the sorghum stover is considered to be a potential lignocellulosic biofuel

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Sugar Beet, Energy Beet, and Industrial Beet, the product of total root yield times the proportion of sucrose in the harvested roots, minus loss of sucrose in molasses due to impurities. Molasses is a source of betaine, which is recovered as a feed supplement. The non-sucrose dry matter (marc), mostly cell wall material, is used primarily for

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Native Grasses for Biomass Production at High Elevations,uire few agronomic inputs, can be readily managed to be environmentally friendly, and have the potential to be grown on a variety of lands, soils, and crop production situations. The Mountain West at elevations of 1,200?m, and higher, typically have unique and variable conditions typified by dry cli

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Cotton Breeding for Fiber Quality Improvement,nomically most important to a producer which drives cultivar development and adoption; however, fiber quality is the primary focus for spinning mills. Cotton fiber quality must improve to remain competitive with synthetics due to increased demands for lightweight casual garments which require longer