Erratum to: The use of natural infochemicals for sustainable and efficient harvesting of the microalgae Scenedesmus spp. for biotechnology: insights from a meta-analysis

Abstract

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Metabolic Insights Into Infochemicals Induced Colony Formation and Flocculation in Scenedesmus subspicatus Unraveled by Quantitative Proteomics

“…A summary of the current literature reports on characterization of infochemicals is provided in Table 1. A metaanalysis of existing studies highlighted grazer-specific effects that can reach similar magnitudes to metal salts and suggested that a clear distinction between coenobia formation and aggregationbased mechanisms is necessary (Roccuzzo et al, 2016). This knowledge has largely arisen from experiments measuring dose-dependent production of colonies and aggregates, but we still know too little about how infochemicals trigger the physiological and cellular level changes that underpin colony formation and flocculation.…”

Feed Utilisation of <i>Chlorella Vulgaris</i> Cultivated with Aquaculture Effluent

“…Further research is to explore the control of the zooplankton and ways to avoid the grazing in the cultivation with the aquaculture effluent. A single Scenedesmus genotype has the ability to produce one or more alternative morphologies, including colonies, in response to environmental conditions (e.g., zooplankton grazing) [31]. The Scenedesmaceae could have been able to defend themselves from zooplankton grazing thanks to this ability, leading to their dominance in the microalgal community after the grazing of C. vulgaris.…”