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Jatropha: The Biodiesel Plant Biology, Tissue Culture and Genetic Transformation-A Review
2010
Int. J. Pure Appl. Sci. Technol
unpublished
The genus Jatropha is distributed through out the tropics and sub-tropics growning in marginal lands and is a potential biodiesel crop world wide. The plants can prevent soil erosion, grown as a live fence and used as an alternate commercial crop. The seed oil can be used as a feed stock for biodiesel. Alternatively Jatropha oil is used in soap, glue or dye industry. The seed cake is rich in nitrogen and phosphorus, and can be used as manure. All parts of the plant including seeds have
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