Energy crops with multiple benefits #Scichallenge2017
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#Scichallenge2017 With this presentation we are able to demonstrate how, thanks to the in vitro way of plant cultivation, a crop can be used to obtain renewable energy, and, therefore, it can also solve big environmental problems.
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- 1. Energy crops with multiple benefits By: Fabiana Coloma Calderón and Alejandra Lapido Díaz-Vieito
- 2. 1.- In vitro cultivation It is a way of cultivation in which an explant will result into various plants.
- 3. 2.- Characteristics of in vitro growing The explant is planted in a jar with a transparent gelatinous base that contains nutrients, vitamins and rooting hormones in an incubator under a white LED light. This will result in a much faster growth.
- 5. 3.- Environmental problems • Greenhouse effect • Global warming • Deforestation • Excessive use of non-renewable energy
- 6. 4A.- Beneficial uses of the in vitro way of cultivation 1.- Energy crops: are plantations with specific characteristics such as fast growth and effective reproduction (which is easily obtained thanks to this method). For the purpose of producing energy, like thermal, electrical or to produce bio-fuels.
- 7. 4B.- Our idea On one hand, our plantation will be used for the production of renewable energy (biomass: pellets, biofuels...), because it is an energy crop.
- 8. 5A.- Beneficial uses of the in vitro way of cultivation 2.- Thanks to in vitro plantation, we will be able to reduce deforestation. This causes the greenhouse effect, which leads to global warming produced by the emission of gases into the atmosphere. Deforestation reduces the transformation of CO2 in O2.
- 9. 5B.- Our idea On the oder hand, We have thought of applying organic agriculture, using the technique of in vitro cultivation. This will help put an end to the greenhouse effect as the trees destroyed by human action would be quickly replanted with this energy crop and the transformation of the CO2 to O2 would be faster and more efficient thanks to the big number of plants that have been grown in order to create this crop. It will also increase biodiversity.
- 10. 5C.- Our idea Create energy crops with multiple benefits thanks to in vitro cultivation.
- 11. In vitro cultivation Energy crops Renewable energies Less global warming biofuels Etc. Less deforestation More 02 Less CO2 pellets, wood chips, briquette
- 12. THE END Thanks for your time and atention 👍