“…5 Extremophilic microorganisms can produce bioethanol, biobutanol, biomethanol, biopropanol, biodiesel and methane by using various starting materials, such as sugars, starch crops, plant seeds, lignocellulosic agricultural waste and animal waste, even in extreme environments. 2,6 Extreme environments can be classied as (factor/ environment): (a) heat/thermophilic (50-65 °C) and hyperthermophilic (higher than 65 °C), (b) salinity/halophilic, slight (0.21-0.85 M NaCl), moderate (0.86-3.4 M NaCl), extreme (3.5-5.1 M NaCl), (c) alkalinity/alkaline (pH 8-9) and (d) acidity/ acidic (pH 2.5-6.3). 7 Thermophilic conditions play a key role in waste decomposition and bioreneries.…”