What is biomass and bioenergy?

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Organic resources derived from plants and accumulated to a certain amount, including not only traditional agricultural, forestry, and fishery resources such as crops, timber, and seaweed, but also industrial organic wastes such as pulp waste, papermaking black liquor, and residues from alcohol fermentation. It also encompasses general municipal waste such as kitchen waste and paper scraps, as well as excess sludge from sewage treatment plants. Broadly speaking, biomass is organic matter produced by plants through photosynthesis; its energy originates from solar energy, so biomass is a form of solar energy. Bioenergy refers to energy that is carried by living organisms.

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