Abstract
Certain plants rich in hydrocarbon-like materials might be cultivated for renewable photosynthetic products, mostly isoprenoids. Two species were selected for experimental plantations in 1977: Euphorbia lathyris, an annual from seed, and Euphorbia tirucalli, a perennial from cuttings. The yield from each is more than 10 barrels of oil/acre/year without genetic or agronomic improvement.
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Calvin, M. (1979). Petroleum Plantations for Fuel and Materials. BioScience, 29(9), 533–538. https://doi.org/10.2307/1307721
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