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Mallow for tomorrow?

Over on environmental graffiti they are lauding the seashore mallow. It is an oily plant that grows in salty land (with a fair amount of water), and would allow biofuels to be made from a crop which is not also used as a food source.

To steal a quotation:

It is according to John Gallagher of the University of Delaware, “the pig of the vegetable world, you can use everything but the squeal.”

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