sugarcane

Note: Sugarcane peaks at around 7-8% efficient so with the right plant.25w seems doable.

So you just finished the brand new genome sequencing of Sugarcane for example.

Additionally, sugarcane-derived ethanol is far more efficient than the corn-based stuff we use in the US.

If you want to make ethanol, sugarcane is 7x more energy efficient in producing ethanol compared to corn, and you can produce twice as much ethanol from an acre of sugarcane as an acre of corn[1].

And you are interested in Aluminium resistence genes to be able to plant sugarcane in aluminium packed soils that would normally kill the plant.

Some key points: - C4 plants (like maize and sugarcane) are generally about 50% more efficient at biomass accumulation than C3 plants (like rice and wheat).

For larger notebooks, staples carries a line of recycled sugarcane notebooks which has excellent paper quality, comes with covers either blank or monochrome geometric designs, and only costs about $5.

I had to endure Atrazine polluted tap water (Panama) for my birthday last year for the first time, (officially) due to negligence of a sugarcane producing corporation.

And if you want to sweeten food and beverages, the same energy efficiency applies to cane sugar harvesting: you can get more sugar with less harvesting energy per acre of sugarcane than corn.

I worked on a sugarcane farm management company a while ago and also built a backbone.js frontend site that tracked sugar cane harvesters and estimated the "outcome" to send trucks to offload it on demand with some colleagues (closed source unfortunately) in resume I like this area very much.

Sugarcane is an example of a plant with very efficient photosynthesis.