As integrated culture system for outdoor production of microalgae and cyanobacteria

Keywords

Plant physiology, Biology, Botany

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• Chemistry for Sustainable Development in AfricaAmeenah Gurib‐Fakim, J.N. Eloff — 2013
• Biomass and phycocyanin production from cyanobacteria dominated biofilm reactors cultured using oilfield and natural gas extraction produced waterJ. Luke Wood, Charles Miller, Ronald C. Sims — 2015
• Review of biological and engineering aspects of algae to fuels approachPaul Chen, Min Min, Yifeng Chen — 2009
• Strain selection and outdoor cultivation of halophilic microalgae with potential for large-scale biodiesel productionMarie Fon Sing — 2010
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