Full details on continuous biohydrogen production from sugarcane molasses are unraveled: Performance optimization, self-regulation, metabolic correlations and quanti-qualitative biomass characterization

Using pure sugars for fermentative biohydrogen (bioH2) production is known as an economically impeditive approach due to the high costs of raw materials, which leads to the frequent exploitation of residual streams. However, the potentials of using biodigestion as a core processing step in sugarcane biorefineries opens up a wide range of biotechnological possibilities, in which sugar-rich materials may be fermented without adding acquisition...