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Table 1.

Previous LCA emission studies of Brazilian soybean (-derived) products.

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Fig 1.

Life cycle of soybean biodiesel produced in Brazil, highlighting GHG emission sources within the four stages: agriculture, extraction, biodiesel production and distribution.

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Table 2.

Main inputs and yield per hectare of soybean in Mato Grosso state, Brazil (growing season of 2007/08, 2008/09 and 2009/10).

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Fig 2.

Schematic representation of the four pathways for distribution of final B100.

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Table 3.

Summary of conversion factors used in this study.

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Table 4.

Life cycle GHG emission of product/by-product in the production chain of B100.

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Table 5.

Life cycle GHG emission of B100 based on four different transportation routes.

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Fig 3.

Relative share (allocation in mass and energy) of each stage (agriculture, extraction, biodiesel production and distribution) considering four scenarios for distribution of final B100.

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Fig 4.

Life cycle GHG emission of biodiesel production, considering a domestic B100 scenario (MT-PA) and an exported B100 scenario (MT-EU).

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Fig 5.

Relative share of GHG emissions in each stage (agriculture, extraction, biodiesel production and distribution) for B100 produced from integrated and non-integrated plant considering the MT-PA and MT-EU scenarios.

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