Marginal Land-Based Biomass Energy Production in Yellow River Delta

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Energy crops are not only the key to the development of biomass energy, but also canpromote the improvement of saline and other marginal land and mprove the utilization efficiency.The rural biomass energy utilization status and characteristics of different energy crops and researchstatus in Yellow River Delta was introduced; Castor, switchgrass and sweet sorghum grown inmarginal land feasibility are discussed; Finally, the several suggestions of to promote biomassenergy and local marginal land development have been proposed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 860-863)

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544-549

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December 2013

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