The bioeconomy has extraordinary potential in Brazil. There are 42.730 plant species distributed in their different biomes: Amazon, Cerrado (Tropical Savanna), Atlantic Forest, Pampa (Lowlands), Caatinga (Desert) and Pantanal (Tropical Wetland).
This variety is an important source for obtaining several products, such as:
Biofuels;
Dyes;
Vegetable oils;
Fats;
Phytotherapic drugs;
Antioxidants;
Essential oils for the productive sector, which are raw materials in industries as diverse as hygiene and cleaning, food sector, beverages, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.