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Energy wonder crop Arundo raises invasive fears

Energy wonder crop Arundo raises invasive fears

September 25, 2012

Energy wonder crop Arundo raises invasive fears, News & Observer, Kansas City Star, Sept. 25, 2012. Arundo is billed as a champion energy crop that yields three times as much ethanol per acre as corn and is ideal for making clean auto fuel. David Crouse, soil science, featured.

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