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Transforming Agricultural Waste into Clean Energy

Falade et al., 2025

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Falade B
Wakil S
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Circularity Letters

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Sugarcane bagasse is the fibrous residue left after sugarcane juice extraction, while maize straw consists of leaves, stalks, and cobs remaining after harvest. These residues, if not managed, can lead to soil contamination and serve as breeding grounds for pests …
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