This thesis focuses on optimising pretreatment strategies to improve the bioconversion efficiency of lignocellulosic biomass by black soldier fly larvae. The research aims to evaluate how different physical, chemical, and biological pretreatments affect substrate digestibility, larval growth performance, and conversion yields. By integrating pre-treatment processes, the study seeks to enhance nutrient availability and promote sustainable upcycling of organic residues. The outcomes will contribute to advancing circular bioeconomy models through efficient waste valorisation and sustainable protein production. More information can be found on www.dil-ev.de.
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