Publications by authors named "Heesung Woo"
Article Synopsis
- The increasing focus on environmental issues has led to exploring the use of waste materials, particularly forest biomass, for producing essential oils, offering cost-effective and sustainable management solutions.
- This study examines specific essential oils derived from forest waste, analyzing their chemical compounds and potential applications in various industries.
- The findings underscore the value of utilizing these native essential oils in South Korea, promoting sustainability and enhancing the economic value of unused forest resources.
Development of Native Essential Oils from Forestry Resources in South Korea.
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November 2022
South Korea’s forests occupy approximately 70% of the mainland, therefore, there is considerable potential for waste coming from the forest. Extracting essential oils from underutilised biomass is an economic and sustainable method for the production of high-added-value products. These days, countries’ ownership of domestic natural resources is becoming vital, so there is an urgent need for developing the essential oils from native plants.
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