photosynthetic solar cell may be the one in future
http://www.rsc.org/Education/Teachers/Resources/cfb/Photosynthesis.htm
http://cleantechnica.com/2013/05/11/harvesting-electricity-from-plants-plant-based-energy-generation/
Its nothing but bioenergy. One can go for digestion of vegetable matter in a biogas plant giving energy and fodder.
Yes, it is possible to get energy from dry leaves. By carrying an anaerobic decomposition we can convert it.
Just burn the dry leaves, that's it. The more leaves you burn, the more accumulated solar energy you get.
Put them in your salad and eat it. Aside from a standard byproduct, you'll get some energy. You can increase the output by having also some beef and good whisky...
i submitted a project in 2005 which is school 7th std project
in which i took alevera leaf and coper, zink plate to by side and made a small cell....
and it generate approx. 0.7 v but by making parallel connection i get 3.5 v but i like to do that project for more energy.... so any idea
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