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production of biobutanol from various waste lignocellulosic biomass feed-
stocks shows superior capacity as an alternative fuel, when compared to
ethanol- and petroleum-based fuels, considering the technical aspects and
market value. Anticipating the merits and increasing demand, the market
for butanol is expected to expand globally in coming years. Moreover,
biobutanol will be the milestone for attracting the attention of the gov-
ernment, commercial, and research organizations for further support in
implementing the innovative fermentation and extraction technology.

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