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January 1, 2026International Journal of BiotechnologyOpen Access

Harnessing agricultural wastes for in-vitro alcohol production: a waste-to-wealth approach

R. Chandrika T. Sushma G.V. Komala Umme Haani S. Lokesh M.C. Madhusudhan

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The aim is to explore the potential of agricultural wastes for alcohol production through an in-vitro process.
Utilized various types of agricultural wastes as substrates for in-vitro fermentation.
Assessed the efficiency and yield of alcohol production from these substrates.
Performed analyses to determine the sustainability and economic viability of the approach.
In-vitro alcohol production yield was significantly higher when using specific agricultural wastes.
The approach shows potential for reducing waste while generating valuable alcohol, supporting sustainable practices.

Implication

Demonstrates in-vitro alcohol production from agricultural wastes, highlighting sustainability benefits.

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Chandrika et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a17de003fad632b0f9da79b https://doi.org/10.1504/ijbt.2026.10078765

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