Singapore firm reveals new GM biofuel crop

Singapore-based bioenergy company JOil has announced a new genetically modified strain of the jatropha plant which produces a higher quality biofuel for use in the automotive, aviation and power generation industries.

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Singapore firm reveals new GM biofuel crop – eco-business.com

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