“…Industrially, Elephant grass has been used to obtain chemicals such as cellulose and xylanase [35], monosaccharides and ethanol [36], xylitol and ethanol [37], hemicelluloses [38,39], lignin nanoparticles [40], cellulose pulp [32,41], and corrosion inhibitor extracts [42]. Also, it has been used to obtain fuels such as ethanol [33,34,[43][44][45] or methane [24,[46][47][48], pyrolysis products [34,[49][50][51][52], thermal and electrical energy [17,24,[53][54][55][56][57][58], and densified solid biofuels [19]. These uses testify to the high potential of Elephant grass for energy production and have fostered research into genetic breeding methods for improving its properties as a raw material and optimizing its use [24,53,[59][60][61].…”