Furthermore, all the biomass materials were mixed in the same pot to evaluate the true versatility of the catalytic system (Figure ). Thus, all the nine different types of lignocellulosic biomass tested here were mixed. Gratifyingly, 9 wt% of GVL was afforded after 96 hours. The mix of lignocellulosic biomass along with starch biomass (eleven substrates in one pot) gave 11 wt% yield after 96 hours and was improved to 17 wt% after 120 hours. Mixing all twelve substrates, i.e., including chitin, led to 15 wt% GVL after 120 hours. These results suggest the feasibility for the Ru-MACHO-BH/H3PO4(aq)/H2 combination to transform diverse mixtures of carbohydrate-rich biomass waste to GVL.