Bagasse
noun
The dry fibrous material that remains after the juice has been extracted from sugarcane and other plants.
The distillery uses bagasse as a source of biofuel.

Often appears as...
- sugar production
- biofuel source
Usage tips
Neutral
General
noun
The dry fibrous material that remains after the juice has been extracted from sugarcane and other plants.
The distillery uses bagasse as a source of biofuel.

Often appears as...
- sugar production
- biofuel source
Usage tips
Neutral
General
Definition 1 of 1

Context
Bagasse is primarily known in the context of sugar production.
The local factory utilizes bagasse in various processes.
Formality
The term is used more frequently in technical and agricultural discussions.
It is not commonly used in everyday casual conversation.
Sustainability
Bagasse is considered an environmentally friendly material due to its renewable nature.
Many companies promote the use of bagasse for sustainable practices.
Context
Bagasse is primarily known in the context of sugar production.
The local factory utilizes bagasse in various processes.
Formality
The term is used more frequently in technical and agricultural discussions.
It is not commonly used in everyday casual conversation.
Sustainability
Bagasse is considered an environmentally friendly material due to its renewable nature.
Many companies promote the use of bagasse for sustainable practices.
Context
Bagasse is primarily known in the context of sugar production.
The local factory utilizes bagasse in various processes.
Formality
The term is used more frequently in technical and agricultural discussions.
It is not commonly used in everyday casual conversation.
Sustainability
Bagasse is considered an environmentally friendly material due to its renewable nature.
Many companies promote the use of bagasse for sustainable practices.
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