Resource Assessment for Microalgal/Emergent Aquatic Biomass Systems in the Arid Southwest: Final Report

Sara Havig

Resource Assessment for Microalgal/Emergent Aquatic Biomass Systems in the Arid Southwest: Final Report

Sara Havig

Research output: NREL › Subcontract Report

Abstract

This research project has been designed to facilitate the eventual selection of biomass production systems using aquatic species (microalgal and emergent aquatic plant species (MEAP) which effectively exploit the potentially available resources of the Southwest.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	114
State	Published - 1982

Bibliographical note

Work performed by Battelle, Columbus Division, Columbus, Ohio

NREL Publication Number

SERI/SR-15403

Keywords

aquatic species program
land resources
lipids
microalgae
microalgal growth

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Resource Assessment for Microalgal/Emergent Aquatic Biomass Systems in the Arid Southwest: Final Report

Abstract

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Keywords

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