PIX number

10347

Title:

Harvesting corn and stover

Caption

Current ethanol production is primarily from the starch in kernels of field corn. NREL researchers in the DOE Biofuels Program are developing technology to also produce ethanol from the fibrous material (cellulose and hemicellulose) in the corn stalks and husks or other agricultural or forestry residues.

Credit:

Yost, Jim

Publications:

Biofuels news--fall 2001, Vol. 4, No. 3. (NREL/BR-510-31195, 2001) (DOE/GO-102001-1483)National Renewable Energy Laboratory 2002 research review (NREL/JA-810-31967, booklet) 

Date:

11/1/2001

Index Date:

12/14/2001

DOE_office:

Notes:

Scanned from 35 mm slide

Subject:

biomass, fuels and chemicals - alternative fuels

Descriptors:

agriculture, bioenergy, biofuels, bioethanol, biomass and crop, corn ear with silk, ethanol, farm, feedstock, field, harvest, landscape, rural, stover

Person/Place:

Littleton, Colorado; Jefferson County

Release Level

Full/Internet

DOE Information:

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