Sustainable saline microalgae co-cultivation for biofuel production: A critical review
作者： Tasneema Ishika , Navid R. Moheimani , Parisa A. Bahri
DOI: 10.1016/J.RSER.2017.04.110
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摘要: Microalgae have gained increased attention as a viable, eco-friendly and alternative source of green bioenergy. To compete in the fuel market, saline microalgae cultivation for biofuel production would need to be economically sustainable co-cultivation using only water recycled nutrient can potentially best solution reduce excessive use prompt downsizing natural resources like fresh fertilizers. This review provides critical analysis on selection potential producing marine, halotolerant halophilic microalgae. Here we proposed strategy from seawater salinity (35ppt) salt saturation (300ppt) with main output. We focused that adaptation could 95%, 74% 51% overall waste compared monoculture paper also highlights both mono mixed culture over period condition compares mass industrial-scale three sites Western Australia.
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