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CO2 fixation and lipid production by microalgal species
Microalgal species Nannochloropsis limnetica , Botryococcus braunii , and Stichococcus bacillaris were compared for their ability to grow, remove CO 2 , and accumulate lipids in their biomass under CO 2 -enriched atmosphere. Overall, N. limnetica outperformed the other two cultures and distinctly ex...
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| description | Microalgal species
Nannochloropsis limnetica
,
Botryococcus braunii
, and
Stichococcus bacillaris
were compared for their ability to grow, remove CO
2
, and accumulate lipids in their biomass under CO
2
-enriched atmosphere. Overall,
N. limnetica
outperformed the other two cultures and distinctly exhibited higher specific growth rate (0.999 d
−1
) and CO
2
fixation rate (0.129 gL
−1
d
−1
) with a high specific lipid yield (40% w/w). The volumetric CO
2
fixation rate for all three species was validated with biomass productivity and mass transfer methods (
P |
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Nannochloropsis limnetica
,
Botryococcus braunii
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Stichococcus bacillaris
were compared for their ability to grow, remove CO
2
, and accumulate lipids in their biomass under CO
2
-enriched atmosphere. Overall,
N. limnetica
outperformed the other two cultures and distinctly exhibited higher specific growth rate (0.999 d
−1
) and CO
2
fixation rate (0.129 gL
−1
d
−1
) with a high specific lipid yield (40% w/w). The volumetric CO
2
fixation rate for all three species was validated with biomass productivity and mass transfer methods (
P
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2
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N. limnetica
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,
Botryococcus braunii
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Stichococcus bacillaris
were compared for their ability to grow, remove CO
2
, and accumulate lipids in their biomass under CO
2
-enriched atmosphere. Overall,
N. limnetica
outperformed the other two cultures and distinctly exhibited higher specific growth rate (0.999 d
−1
) and CO
2
fixation rate (0.129 gL
−1
d
−1
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2
fixation rate for all three species was validated with biomass productivity and mass transfer methods (
P
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2
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2
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2
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Nannochloropsis limnetica
,
Botryococcus braunii
, and
Stichococcus bacillaris
were compared for their ability to grow, remove CO
2
, and accumulate lipids in their biomass under CO
2
-enriched atmosphere. Overall,
N. limnetica
outperformed the other two cultures and distinctly exhibited higher specific growth rate (0.999 d
−1
) and CO
2
fixation rate (0.129 gL
−1
d
−1
) with a high specific lipid yield (40% w/w). The volumetric CO
2
fixation rate for all three species was validated with biomass productivity and mass transfer methods (
P
<0.005 and R
2
=0. 98). At 10% CO
2
,
N. limnetica
showed one-and-a-half times more carbon fixation efficiency over
B. braunii
, and
S. bacillaris
. On the other hand, total fatty acids of
N. limnetica
dispalyed an apparent increase in oleic acid. Whereas, under similar conditions,
N. limnetica
exhibited reduced eicosapentaenoic acid. These findings suggest that at high CO
2
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N. limnetica
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2
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