MICROALGAL CULTIVATION UNDER LOWERED CO2 CONDITIONS IN ORDER TO REDUCE THE CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS IN THE ATMOSPHERE
Ivanina Vasileva, Juliana Ivanova
Pages: 303-310
Published: 7 Jun 2016
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Abstract: In the last years, the problem with the increased carbon dioxide emissions influences all aspects of life, especially the environment. In this study was investigated what happens when microalgae are cultivated under lowered concentration of carbon dioxide, which is a novelty research. Our results show the positive effect of these conditions as they are connected with satisfactory biomass production without a release of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. This cultivation approach also helps lowering the expenses for microalgal biomass production. Our results show the positive impact of these conditions, as they are related to satisfactory production of biomass with a balanced composition, without releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
Keywords: microalgae cultivation, lowered carbon dioxide, growth, biochemical composition, scenedesmus sp.
Cite this article: Ivanina Vasileva, Juliana Ivanova. MICROALGAL CULTIVATION UNDER LOWERED CO2 CONDITIONS IN ORDER TO REDUCE THE CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS IN THE ATMOSPHERE. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Ecology & Safety 10, 303-310 (2016). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1001110/
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