NOVELTY - The integrated process comprises removing hexose from a feedstock to form a lignocellulosic material, converting the hexose to a biogasoline, depolymerizing the lignocellulosic material to form pentose and a residue, converting the pentose to a biodiesel material, and consuming the residue to produce energy comprising burning the residue in a fired heater or a boiler unit, and generating steam. A mass ratio of biodiesel to biogasoline is 0.2 kilotons of biodiesel to 1 kiloton of biogasoline. The depolymerization of the lignocellulosic material comprises an acidic process or a basic process.    USE - The integrated process is useful for co-producing biofuels with biogasoline, biodiesel and/or sugar product.    ADVANTAGE - The integrated process ensures economical co-production of biofuels with improved fuel characteristics, low energy consumption and reduced carbon emissions and greenhouse gases, and maintains separated biological pathways for hexose conversion and pentose conversion.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - The integrated process comprises removing hexose from a feedstock to form a lignocellulosic material, converting the hexose to a biogasoline, depolymerizing the lignocellulosic material to form pentose and a residue, converting the pentose to a biodiesel material, and consuming the residue to produce energy comprising burning the residue in a fired heater or a boiler unit, and generating steam. A mass ratio of biodiesel to biogasoline is 0.2 kilotons of biodiesel to 1 kiloton of biogasoline. The depolymerization of the lignocellulosic material comprises an acidic process, a basic process, an enzymatic process and/or a solvent process. The conversion of the pentose comprises a microorganism process, an algae process, a bacterial process, a fungal process and/or a free enzyme process, and ethanol fermentation. The removal of hexose from the feedstock comprises crushing, milling or diffusion. The process further comprises reacting the biodiesel material with an alcohol-based material to form a biodiesel product and glycerin, and optionally converting the glycerin to additional biodiesel material. The alcohol-based material comprises the biogasoline derived from converting hexose. An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is included for an integrated biofuel plant.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The diagram shows a block diagram of an integrated biofuels plant with a hexose depolymerization unit.    Feedstock line (412)    Hexose removal line (414)    Hexose line (416)    Biodiesel material line (432)    Hexose depolymerization unit. (448)