[Terrapreta] new studies on GHG footprint of biofuels darkens the picture
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MMBTUPR at aol.com
Fri Feb 8 07:17:45 CST 2008
from Lewis L Smith
Dr. Alex G. Alexander's experiments with Napier grass [ also called "elephant
grass", as is miscanthus ] suggested that replanting after three years was
optimum, when it is managed as an "energy grass" and not for cattle fodder.
So I am surprised to see someone advocating replanting after a period as long
as 30 years. Has any one actually tried this cycle in comparison with
alternatives ? If they did, they would have had to plant no later than 1978, which
is precisely the date on which Dr. Alexander began his work in this area, and
I don't recall any "competition" at the time.
Can any help us on this ?
Cordially. ###
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