Camelina growing in the Power Plant garden at the National Arboretum August 19, 2008 in Washington, DC. on . Camelina is a weed that grows well on marginal lands and has a short growing season and has the potential to be an important oil producing plant for biodiesel fuel.
Camelina growing in the Power Plant garden at the National Arboretum August 19, 2008 in Washington, DC. on . Camelina is a weed that grows well on marginal lands and has a short growing season and has the potential to be an important oil producing plant for biodiesel fuel.
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Location: National Arboretum, Washington, DC
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Keywords: agriculture, agronomics, alternative, america, biodiesel, bioenergy, camelina, cultivation, ethanol, flowering, fuel, herb, marginal, oilseed, plant, species, usa, usda, vertical, washington, weed, wild, wildflower
