The potential of eliminating the grain sink for enhancing biofuel traits in sweet sorghum hybrids
@inproceedings{Jebril2018ThePO,
title={The potential of eliminating the grain sink for enhancing biofuel traits in sweet sorghum hybrids},
author={Jebril Ali Abdalla Mohamad Jebril},
year={2018}
}Sweet Sorghum [Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench] is a type of cultivated sorghum grown primarily for its sugar-rich stalks. Because of its high fermentable sugar content, the crop is widely recognized as an alternative feedstock source for bio-fuel production. The extent to which stalk sugar accumulation occurs may be determined by several factors including the sink size. Grain is the most important sink in sorghum and other grain crops. Three experiments were conducted in this study to determine… CONTINUE READING
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