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September 24, 2025Plant Science TodayOpen Access

Current approaches and future potential for pretreatment of agricultural residues and industrial effluents to boost biomethanation

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SVS VigneshrajTamil Nadu Agricultural University RDR Parimala deviTamil Nadu Agricultural University KSKandasamy SenthilrajaTamil Nadu Agricultural University

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This article reveals how effective pretreatment methods can enhance biogas yield from agricultural residues and industrial effluents, suggesting improved sustainability outcomes.

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Untreated agricultural substrates release harmful pollutants, while proper pretreatment techniques can optimize biogas production.
Biogas production can increase by up to 64% with pre-treated wastewater, significantly enhancing its methane yield.
Innovative pretreatment methods like physical, chemical, or biological techniques can effectively reduce lignin content, improving anaerobic digestion.
Utilizing biodigested slurry can not only increase biogas production but also enhance soil health and agricultural yield.

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Vigneshraj et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d6d8768b2b6861e4c3e7b0 https://doi.org/10.14719/pst.8917

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This article reveals how effective pretreatment methods can enhance biogas yield from agricultural residues and industrial effluents, suggesting improved sustainability outcomes.

Current approaches and future potential for pretreatment of agricultural residues and industrial effluents to boost biomethanation

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Current approaches and future potential for pretreatment of agricultural residues and industrial effluents to boost biomethanation

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