Collection and Screening of Microalgae for Lipid Production

Sara Havig

Collection and Screening of Microalgae for Lipid Production

Sara Havig

Catalytic Carbon Transformation and Scale-Up Center

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Abstract

Themotolerant microalgae were selected from an existing culture collection and isolated from hot spring areas of Yellowstone National Park. Several of them grew at 35 degrees celsius, although only one grew at much better than 1 doubling per day.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	44
State	Published - 1987

Bibliographical note

Work performed by Department of Microbiology, Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana

NREL Publication Number

SERI/SR-510-15388

Keywords

algae
aquatic species program
hot springs
lipid production
lipids
microalgae
mixed algal cultures
Yellowstone National Park

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