Plastid DNA Barcoding and cDNA Fragment Isolation of : A Promising Bioresource for Biodiesel Production.

belonging to the family is currently used for biodiesel production, and rapid development in plant-based biofuel production has led to its increasing demand. However, massive utilization of bio-industrial plants has led to conservation issues. Moreover, genetic information on is still limited, which is crucial for developmental, physiological, and molecular studies.

In Silico Analysis of Partial Fatty Acid Desaturase 2 cDNA From (Blanco) Airy Shaw.

oil is a new source for biodiesel production. The predominant fatty acids in this plant are stearic acid (9%), palmitic acid (10%), oleic acid (12%), linoleic acid (19%), and α-eleostearic acid (51%). The presence of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs), linoleic acid, and α-eleostearic acid decreases the oxidation stability of biodiesel.