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            Fig. 1.1  Geology of France ....................................................  3
            Fig. 1.2  The sedimentary basins of Northern France .......................  3
            Fig. 1.3  Map of the chalk champagne region ................................  5
            Fig. 1.4  Chalk champagne landscape .........................................  6
            Fig. 1.5  Organisation of rural land in champagne in the eighteenth
                     century .................................................................  8
            Fig. 1.6  Steam tractor ..........................................................  9
            Fig. 1.7  Mechanised harvesting at the beginning of the 1960s ............  10
            Fig. 1.8  Le ´on Harmel (1829–1915) ...........................................  12
            Fig. 1.9  Medal with the effigy of Gustave de Bohan .......................  12
            Fig. 1.10  Entrance doors to La PROVIDENCE AGRICOLE ...............  14
            Fig. 1.11  The development of research at the Bazancourt-Pomacle site . . .  21
            Fig. 1.12  The research structures making up Europol’Agro .................  22
            Fig. 2.1  Inputs and outputs of a traditional sugar factory ..................  28
            Fig. 2.2  Inputs and outputs of a sugar factory that is part of
                     a biorefinery ...........................................................  28
            Fig. 2.3  The refinery and the biorefinery .....................................  29
            Fig. 2.4  The different components of the primary and secondary refining
                     in biorefinery concept. (IEA Task 42 Biorefinery
                     systemics, 2009; adapted and modified by the FNR) .............  31
            Fig. 2.5  The different components of the overall biorefinery concept
                     (IEA Task 42 Biorefinery systemics, 2009; adapted
                     and modified by the FNR) ...........................................  32
            Fig. 2.6  Overall view of the Bazancourt-Pomacle platform ................  32
            Fig. 2.7  Evolution of the Bazancourt-Pomacle platform between
                     1980 and 2012 in 10-year periods ...................................  36
            Fig. 2.8  Phases in the development of the Bazancourt-Pomacle
                     Biorefinery from 1953 to 2012 ......................................  37
            Fig. 2.9  Interaction and cohesion between players on the
                     Bazancourt-Pomacle site .............................................  39
            Fig. 2.10  Inputs and outputs of the Bazancourt-Pomacle Biorefinery ......  40
            Fig. 2.11  Comparison of wheat and sugar price trends ......................  43
            Fig. 2.12  World cereal production and consumption .........................  44

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