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Potential of cereal-based agricultural residues available for bioenergy production.


ABSTRACT: This data article ranks 294 countries worldwide with more potential available, of cereal based agricultural residues for bioenergy production. Nine different cereal-based agricultural waste products (barley, wheat, millet, oat, rice, and rye straw, sorghum straw/stalk, and maize cob) are used. The tables and figures are grouped by the most prevalent Köppen-Geiger climate classification (tropical/megathermal, dry (desert and semi-arid), temperate/mesothermal, continental/microthermal), continent and region. The data was collected by the authors from FAO bioenergy and food security rapid appraisal tool (excel-based tools) that uses crop yields and production with 10 years (2005-2014) average annual production to estimate the residue yield (t/ha), by feedstock.

SUBMITTER: Rocha-Meneses L 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6660604 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Apr

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Potential of cereal-based agricultural residues available for bioenergy production.

Rocha-Meneses Lisandra L   Bergamo Thaísa Fernandes TF   Kikas Timo T  

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This data article ranks 294 countries worldwide with more potential available, of cereal based agricultural residues for bioenergy production. Nine different cereal-based agricultural waste products (barley, wheat, millet, oat, rice, and rye straw, sorghum straw/stalk, and maize cob) are used. The tables and figures are grouped by the most prevalent Köppen-Geiger climate classification (tropical/megathermal, dry (desert and semi-arid), temperate/mesothermal, continental/microthermal), continent  ...[more]

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