Calorimetry and other on‐line techniques are used for the first time as complement to the
traditional off‐line methods in order to follow the growth of the green Chlorella vulgaris …

Cultivations of photoautotrophic microorganisms show a rather distinct behavior from the
cultivations of microorganisms on chemical energy. This is caused by the fact that light …

The influence of light intensity on growth of the freshwater microalga Chlorella pyrenoidosa
has been studied. A mineral culture medium supplemented with glucose at concentrations of …

We have worked out a rapid 1-day test based on photosynthesis measurements to estimate
suitable growth temperature of microalgae cultures. To verify the proposed procedure …

The unicellular green halotolerant microalga Dunaliella maritima grown in medium
containing 500mM NaCl and the freshwater microalga Chlorella vulgaris were used as …

Two photosynthetic algal cultures, one Chlorella vulgaris, and the other a Chlorogonium sp.,
were cultured under light limitations in chemostats. The effects of growth temperature on …

The efficiency of conversion of light into organic matter by cultures of growing Chlorella cells
was measured under various conditions. During growth periods of 24—180 hours, we daily …

The ability of microalgae to fix carbon dioxide and convert it into biofuels, foods and other
valuable products has drawn a lot of scientific attention in the last decades. In the last years …

Chlorella vulgaris is a microalgae belonging to the order of the Chlorococcales, of the
Oocytaceae family, of the genus Chlorella, which has a green colour due to the chloroplasts …

Mass culture of microalgae is a potential alternative to cultivation of terrestrial crops for
bioenergy production. However, microalgae require nitrogen fertiliser in quantities much …