Energy balances and greenhouse gas-mitigation potentials of bioenergy cropping systems (Miscanthus, rapeseed, and maize) based on farming conditions in Western Germany

2013/01/20 by Daniel von Felten, Daniel Felten, Norbert Fröba +2 · 5 citations
Agricultural and Biological Sciences · Engineering · #Agronomy #Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Production #Bioenergy #Bioenergy crop production and management #Biofuel #Biofuel production and bioconversion #Biogas #Biology #Biomass (ecology) #Ecology #Energy crop #Engineering #Environmental science #Fossil fuel #Greenhouse gas #Miscanthus #Rapeseed #Renewable energy #Waste management

paper · doi:10.1016/j.renene.2012.12.004

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• Effects of bioenergy crop cultivation on earthworm communities—A comparative study of perennial (Miscanthus) and annual crops with consideration of graded land-use intensity
• Accumulation of Miscanthus‐derived carbon in soils in relation to soil depth and duration of land use under commercial farming conditions
• A synthesis of carbon sequestration, carbon emissions, and net carbon flux in agriculture: comparing tillage practices in the United States

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