STUDYING THE POTENTIAL OF DESERT PLANT BIOMASS AS  A SOURCE OF BIOFUEL

Muminbaev Diyorbek Jasurbek ugli ,Payzullaeva Umida Furkatovna

Authors

Muminbaev Diyorbek Jasurbek ugli ,Payzullaeva Umida Furkatovna Student of Group 404, Faculty of Pharmacy/Scientific advisorAssistant of the Department of Organization of Pharmaceutical Activities Samarkand State Medical University

Keywords:

Desert plants, biomass, biofuel, renewable energy, arid regions, sustainable development

Abstract

This article explores the potential of biomass derived from desert plants as an alternative source for biofuel production. It highlights the environmental and economic benefits of utilizing biomass from arid regions, where conventional crops cannot thrive. The study focuses on recent advancements in the identification, harvesting, and conversion of desert plant materials into sustainable bioenergy.

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