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biofuels
solids, liquids, or gases that produce energy from biological material
biomass
material from living or recently living organisms or their byproducts
feedstock
biomass sources used to make biofuels
perennial
plants that live for more than a year, growing and producing seeds year after year
annual
plants that live for a year, produce seeds, and then die
fuel crops
crops specifically grown to be used to produce biofuels
bioethanol
alcohol fuel made from crops like corn and sugarcane in a process of fermentation and distillation
biodiesel
liquid fuel made from vegetable oil, animal fats, or waste oil that can be used directly in a diesel internal combustion engine
cellulosic ethanol
bioethanol made by breaking down cellulose in plants; a difficult process that has yet to be scaled up to meet large production goals
carbon sequestration
storage of carbon in a form that does not readily release the carbon to the atmosphere or water
carbon debt
cumulative reduction of the carbon dioxide absorption or storage capacity of ecosystems, e.g. by converting land from a natural ecosystem to agricultural uses