My research primarily focuses on sustainable biomass production by utilizing the capabilities of woody plants, such as willows (Salix sp.), to degrade, extract, and assimilate contaminants from polluted soils and wastewater. This approach supports the green and sustainable production of lignocellulosic biomass, meeting the demands of the bioenergy market. My key research objective is the valorization of municipal effluents for fertilizing energy crops, aiming to enhance plant development and increase yields for cellulosic biofuel production. This involves studying the impact of wastewater irrigation on willow physiology, wood structure, chemical composition, and enzymatic glucose yield.