Titlebook: Biodiesel from Flowering Plants; Samuel Paul Raj,Pravin Raj Solomon,Baskar Thangara Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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初次登臺

History of Biodiesel,e (1819–1880) during the year 1859 and the development of a crude internal combustion engine energized with liquid fuel by Rudolf Christian Karl (Carl) Diesel (1858–1913) are contemporary incidents (Figs. 2.1 and 2.2).

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Apocynaceae, family comprises 410 genera, 25 tribes, 49 subtribes and more than 5500 species that include trees, shrubs herbs, stem succulents and lianas. Out of the many species of this family biodiesel works are distinctly available on three non-conventional species, namely Milk weed (.) of the tribe Asclepia

財產(chǎn)

Arecaceae,hibiting an enormous diversity in physical characteristics and inhabit all . within their range from . to .. In this Chap. . such species are dealt whose oil has high social reception as some of them are used in continental cuisine. These oils are highly saturated with rich source of lauric acid and

CURB

Asteraceae,desert climates and are distributed in all continents from subpolar to tropical regions except Antarctica. Two species known for its use in biodiesel (cardoon . and sunflower .) are dealt in this chapter. Cardoons are otherwise used in the preparation of . for cheese production and rennet making bes

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Clusiaceae,, dyes, incense, essential oils, timbers and ornamentals. Among the plants of this family exhaustive reports are available for two species, namely Kamani (.) and kokum (.) for biodiesel and hence they are dealt in this chapter. According to certain taxonomists . is distinctly placed in a special fam