Application of Fungal Pretreatment in the Production of Ethanol From Crop Residues

Lú-Chau, Thelmo A.; García‐Torreiro, María; López-Abelairas, María; Gómez-Vanegas, Natalia Andrea; Gullón, Beatriz; Lema, Juan M.; Eibes, Gemma

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-813766-6.00014-x

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“…Rice wine vinasse also have low pH (3.8) (El-Zaiat et al 2019) and lower concentrations of organic material (Table 2). Many cellulosic materials have been used in ethanol production (Lu-Chau et al 2019). These cellulosic materials include sugarcane bagasse (Liu et al 2015;Joppert et al 2017), agave bagasse (Aguilar et al 2018), newspaper (Wu et al 2014), and coffee husks (Gouvea et al 2009), etc.…”

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Molecular identification of microbial communities in the methane production from vinasse: A review

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Bailón-Salas

2020

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Sugars, starches, and cellulose materials are used for ethanol production. When producing a liter of alcohol, 10 to 15 liters of liquid waste are generated. This waste is called vinasse, and it generates negative impacts on the environment. The process of storing and disposing vinasse in soils generates emissions to the atmosphere, mainly methane. Anaerobic treatment allows for the capture and generation of more biogas, therefore allowing mitigation of the environmental impacts. The microbial diversity present in the anaerobic digestion (AD) of vinasse is strongly related to the efficiency and quality of methane production. The gene 16s rDNA-based molecular techniques have been the most commonly used techniques for monitoring microbial communities present in the digesters. However, the identification is not enough. Rather, it is necessary to know the metagenomic functionality in this type of habitat. This review provides a comprehensive overview of methods to identify the microorganisms in the anaerobic digestion of vinasse. In addition, microbial community identification in vinasse reactors and their relationship with methane production are reviewed.

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Section: Vinasse Types Of and Methane Yieldmentioning

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Molecular identification of microbial communities in the methane production from vinasse: A review

Ordaz-Díaz

Bailón-Salas

2020

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“…Segundo Falade et al (2017), a degradação efetiva da lignina é de importância primordial para a utilização de compostos lignocelulósicos no setor industrial para a efetiva utilização dos seus produtos de valores agregados. A utilização de fungos e suas enzimas no tratamento de resíduos ligninocelulolítcos é uma alternativa promissora, pois, trata-se de uma alternativa limpa, segura e capaz de gerar produtos de valor agregado para posterior aplicação (Lu-Chau, et al 2019).…”

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Utilização de fungos do gênero Ganoderma como alternativa no tratamento de resíduos ligninocelulolíticos

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2021

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Effect of single and combined pretreatment strategies applied to Chlorella vulgaris biomass on bioethanol production

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Application of Fungal Pretreatment in the Production of Ethanol From Crop Residues

Cited by 3 publications

References 113 publications

Molecular identification of microbial communities in the methane production from vinasse: A review

Molecular identification of microbial communities in the methane production from vinasse: A review

Utilização de fungos do gênero Ganoderma como alternativa no tratamento de resíduos ligninocelulolíticos

Effect of single and combined pretreatment strategies applied to Chlorella vulgaris biomass on bioethanol production

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