· Abstract. This article discusses the history of jatropha in Indonesia, an oil producing plant, which was praised globally as a miracle crop in the first decade of 2000s. After its recent global
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：5 · The results show that under semi-arid conditions, commercially viable seed and oil yields of Jatropha can be achieved by carefully balancing vegetative growth with reproductive capacity
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Oil Extraction and Processing. Jatropha oil is extracted from its seeds mechanically using rams or screw presses, chemically or enzymatically using a novel technique called aqueous enzymatic oil extraction (AEOE)
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· The disadvantages of seed oil from Jatropha curas and castor beans include the fact that its content is a toxic substance, manual collection is required, and the seed-oil is very expensive [131
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PrintBiodieselBiofuelsTransportationBioenergyCarbon Dioxide · Jatropha curcas (Jatropha), one of the most popular biofuel crops, is also one of the most controversial crops. It is generally hailed as biofuel mandate crop in
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· Abstract. Jatropha curcas is a multipurpose plant with many attributes and considerable potential. It is a tropical plant that can be grown in low to high rainfall areas and can be used to reclaim land, as a hedge and/or as a commercial crop. Thus, growing it could provide employment, improve the environment and enhance the quality of rural life.
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:Jatropha CurcasJatropha Biodiesel ProductionBiodiesel Crops JatrophaJOil s competence lies in plant sciences, crop agronomy and processing technologies. JOil s current focus is on Jatropha, a potential oil seed crop and in due course a few other non-edible oil seed crops like Pongamia,
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· Jatropha curcas L. is a non-edible, oil-bearing, and zero waste perennial shrub or small tree belonging to the Euphorbiaceae family. The plant is commonly known by several names, such as Barbados nut, termite plant, fig nut, black vomit nut, curcas bean, physic nut, and purge nut.
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:Jatropha CurcasJatropha Biodiesel ProductionBiodiesel Crops Jatropha · Jatropha curcas is a plant that produces nonedible oil, which is used in the production of biodiesel, among other things. Jatropha curcas plant used parts,
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· Application of seed oil and the fruits List and Horhammer (1979) Eczema, scabies, ringworm seed plant Jatropha curcas L. Bio Tech., 67: 73–82. Heller J (1996). Physic Nut. Jatropha curcas L
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· Among many oil crops, Jatropha is thought the most potential biodiesel plant [5]. But the study of Jatropha is still at the initial stage of collection and use of the wild sources. Systematical studies of its biological properties, genetic characteristics, production performance and environmental adaptability of Jatropha are just starting in China.
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Jatropha curcas L. is perennial shrub oil seed plant commonly called as physic nut belonging to the family Euphorbiaceae and comprises 172 species. It is a diploid plant species having chromosome 2n=22 and small genome size of 419 Mb (Carvalho et al. 2008, Sato et al. 2011).
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3.1 The Seed Characteristics of Jatropha Curcas L. GenotypesThis study showed that the various genotypes of J. curcas L. seeds did not have significantly different oil content, but had significantly different water content (Table 23.2).The lowest water content of Jatropha seeds was found in the G6-A genotype, and the highest content was found in G5-B
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The Tuba-tuba Plant ( Jatropha curcas) Also known as Tubang Bakod in Tagalog, Physic Nut in English or interchangeably tuba-tuba or Jatropha. The latest craze to hit the agri-business in the Philippines. Cultivated primarily for its oil to produce biodiesel. The Tuba-tuba has been planted in the Philippines for quite some time but it was used
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Detoxification experiments with the seed oil from Jatropha curcas L. Jatropha curcas L.: A Future Energy Crop with Enormous Potential. Jatropha (Jatropha curcas L.) is a member of Euphorbeaceae family with multiple attributes and enormous prospective. Jatropha is now being credited as the most promising biofuel crop.
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Seed harvest, processing and uses of jatropha. The oil content of jatropha seed can range from 18.4–42.3 percent (Heller, 1996) but generally lies in the range of 30–35 percent. The oil is almost all stored in the seed kernel, which has an oil content of around 50–55 percent (Jongschaap, 2007).
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· Consequently, this study reveals that Jatropha curcas, an economically invaluable plant in Nigeria, could be a good feedstock for biodiesel production in Nigeria. World biodiesel production of
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· An unassuming shrubby tree native to Central America, it was wildly promoted as a high-yielding, drought-tolerant biofuel feedstock that could grow on degraded lands across Latin America, Africa and
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· 4. Gastrointestinal Relief: Some cultures have used Jatropha curcas to address digestive issues, such as diarrhea and constipation. 5. Skin Conditions: The plant’s oil and extracts have been applied to the skin to address various skin conditions, including eczema and fungal infections.
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Jatropha curcas belonging to family Euphorbiaceae, a perennial plant produces seed with 31-37 percent of oil, which can be combusted as fuel without being refined. This fuel known as the process of transesterification can produce bio-diesel. Jatropha plant is grown in marginal and poor soil with minimum cultural practices or in wastelands with
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Jatropha curcas L is a multipurpose plant and a member of the family Euphorbeaceae with several application and considerable potential. The plant produces many useful products, especially the seed, from which oil can be extracted; this oil can be used as a feed stock for biodiesel. The extracted oil can also be used for making soap, glue, dye, etc.
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· Comparative oil yield Jatropha curcas produces seeds from its third year, and the annual seed yield per plant has been reported to be up to 2.0 kg (Francis, 2005; Wu et al. 2011).According to Wu et al. (), the kernels of J. curcas contain 35–55% oil depending on the accession.contain 35–55% oil depending on the accession.
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· The Jatropha plant is a shrub with a height ranging from 1 to 7 meters, with irregular branches. The Jatropha plant grows on marginal and arid land at 0 -500 m above sea level, and tolerates
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· Jatropha curcas is a plant that produces nonedible oil, which is used in the production of biodiesel, among other things.Jatropha curcas plant used parts, processing, and products are shown in Fig. 1.In addition, Jatropha produces fruits that are rich in lipids, wherein Jatropha curcas oil is a second-generation biofuel.
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· Jatropha: Biodiesel and More. Jatropha seed oil is used in soaps, and energy for lighting and heating in subtropical and tropical areas where it is planted as living fences to stop soil erosion. Its biodiesel potential is being researched because the seeds contain from 25% to 40% oil. Jatropha fruits and seed.
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· Jatropha is a perennial shrub or tree. It is drought-resistant and easy to grow in tropical to semi-tropical locations. The plant lives for up to 50 years and may grow nearly 20 feet (6 m.) tall. It has a deep, thick taproot which makes it adaptable to poor, dry soil. The leaves are oval, lobed, and deciduous.
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From the analysis, the cost of jatropha oil is much cheaper at. 468. 0.18USD/litre compared to that of biodiesel at 2.7USD/litre. It therefore presents a much 0.3- more economical sense currently to use biodiesel oil from jatropha in diesel engines instead of
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So for each 6000 tonne of seedcake (so about 60,000 m3 of infeed at 10% DM) at least a megawatt of electricity and up to 2 MW of heat are produced. From the jatropha pressed seed providing the proposed supply of biodiesel to make up 5% of 3 million tonne/yr of diesel about 430,000 tonne of seedcake will be produced.
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· Meanwhile, the second jatropha oil sample (FFA=8%) was subjected to pretreatment process in pilot plant under reaction condition of 0.225 v/v sulfuric acid (H2SO4), 4.5:1 w/w methanol (MeOH) to
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The oil yield of jatropha is much lower than other oil-producing plants such as oil palm (eg, Elaeis guineensis), rapeseed (Brassica napus), and coconut (Cocos nucifera) (Yue et al., 2013). The commonly believed conceptions that jatropha is resistant to diseases and can grow well with high oil yield on marginal lands were proved to be wrong ( Sanderson,
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