2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.jenvman.2018.04.109
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RETRACTED: Effects of nutrient ratios and carbon dioxide bio-sequestration on biomass growth of Chlorella sp. in bubble column photobioreactor

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“…were produced 0.064 h −1 [18]. This result related with N:P ratio of 15:1, on this study N:P ratio not controlled.…”
Section: Microalgae Growthmentioning
confidence: 52%
“…were produced 0.064 h −1 [18]. This result related with N:P ratio of 15:1, on this study N:P ratio not controlled.…”
Section: Microalgae Growthmentioning
confidence: 52%
“…Microalgae require nutrients (substances containing nitrogen or phosphorus, and, in smaller amounts, magnesium, potassium, iron and cobalt) for optimal photosynthesis (Ota et al 2009). In their study on the efficiency of biomass production, Vo et al (2018) determined the N : P ratio in culture medium to ensure optimum development conditions and to regulate algal metabolism, while indicating the potential use of effluents (including agricultural or urban runoff containing large amounts of biogenic compounds) for fertilizing microalgal culture, in accordance with sustainable technology policy (Zhou et al 2011). The findings of Perez-Garcia et al (2011) showed that also the culture pH value is an important contributing factor to the growth kinetics of algae as a parameter affecting the activity of metabolic pathways and other processes occurring in microalgal cells (e.g.…”
Section: Culture Parameters Affecting Biomass Production Efficiencymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The N/P ratio of diluted human urine in this study was 20:1, which was higher than the ratio of microalgal biomass (CO 0.48 H 1.83 N 0.11 P 0.01 ) [5] and Redfield ratio (16:1) [18]; therefore, P was the limiting factor for microalgal growth. In addition, the N/P ratio of 15:1 was regarded as the optimum ratio for microalgal growth with maximum biomass concentration of 3568 mg/l [19]. Additionally, other types of wastewater containing the lower N/P ratio can be mixed with human urine for microalgal cultivation.…”
Section: Figure 2 Demonstrates That the Variation Of Chlorella Vulgarmentioning
confidence: 99%