Brown Midrib Sorghum

Bioenergy is increasingly attracting the attention of researchers, enterprenuers, policy makers and public at large owing to its untapped potential to meet the demands of global energy besides economic and environmental sustainability. Second generation ligno-cellulosic feedstocks could be the choice of future once the viable conversion technologies are in place as they did not have food-fuel trade offs. This book dwells in detail on suitability of novel low lignin containing mutants in sorghum, popularly referred as brown midrib (bmr) sorghum for biofuel production. The chapters have been written by experts in their field and target university students, researchers and biofuel enthusiasts.