Purdue News Photos
|
With funding from the Department of Energy, Clint Chapple, from left, and Rick Meilan are using genetic tools to find ways to convert trees into ethanol as a replacement for fossil fuels.
(Purdue Agricultural Communication photo/Tom Campbell)
|
Purdue researchers believe that hybrid poplars and similar trees planted like row crops could be processed into ethanol as an alternative fuel.
(Photo courtesy of Jake Eaton, plant materials manager, Potlatch Corp.)
The story accompanying these photographs can be seen by clicking this link to Chapple.poplar
For more information about photographs, send e-mail to:
David Umberger
Associate Director
Purdue News Service
umberger@purdue.edu
Photo Index '05 Page.
To the News Service home page