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13 ERA-CAPS Evolution of genomes: structure-function relationships in the polyploid crop species Brassica napus
13TSB_CRD - Flexible Engineered Solutions for Xylose Metabolism Using Synthetic Biology (FLEX)
14CONFAP Understanding Cell Wall Structure and Hydrolysis of Two Leading C4 Bioenergy Crops to Improve Second Generation Bioethanol Production
Accelerating breeding for biomass yield in short rotation coppice willow by exploiting knowledge of shoot development in Arabidopsis
Bilateral BBSRC-FAPESP / Targeted analysis of microbial lignocellulolytic secretomes - a new approach to enzyme discovery.
Biomass Biorefinery Network (BBNet)
Biotransforming Phenylpropanoids derived from Biorefining: a Toolkit Approach
Broadening the genetic diversity underpinning seed quality and yield related traits in mustard rape and oilseed rape
CESBIC--Critical Enzymes for Sustainable Biofuels from Cellulose
Cell wall lignin programme: Manipulating lignin to improve biofuel conversion of plant biomass
DEVELOPING A CEREAL STRAW BIOREFINERY USING RICE AS A MODEL AND A FEEDSTOCK
Dissecting and Exploiting Lytic Polysaccharide Monooxygenases
Dissection and exploitation of xyloglucanases
Exploring the genetics of stem digestibility and biofuel potential in rice
Genetic regulation of canopy architecture in oilseed rape
Learning from marine wood borers; enzymes and mechanisms of lignocellulose digestion
Metabolomic and transcriptomic analysis of the controls on carbon partitioning into TAG reserves in oilseeds
New tools for the realization of cost-effective liquid biofuels from plant biomass (revised costs)
Optimization of wheat and oilseed rape straw co-products for bio-alcohol production
Plant Biomass Biorefinery Network (PBBNet)
Production of BioAlcohols from Lignocellosic waste materials produced in the Agri-Food chain
RICEFUEL: Engineering enzymes, bacteria and bioconversion processes for advanced biofuels from waste grain straw
Reducing the carbon footprint of the lubricants industry by the substitution of mineral oil with rapeseed
Reducing the carbon footprint of the lubricants industry by the substitution of mineral oil with rapeseed oil (RM062/LK0843)
Vietnam Partnership Biofuels Meeting
Xyloglucan degradation systems: dissection and exploitation
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