Screening and Characterizing Oleaginous Microalgal Species from the Southeastern United States: A Final Subcontract Report

Screening and Characterizing Oleaginous Microalgal Species from the Southeastern United States: A Final Subcontract Report

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Abstract

Collection trips were made to Dauphin Island near the Alabama coast during the summer of 1984. Over sixty strains were isolated, and of these six were ranked as good growers. Two diatoms were isolated that are of particular interest because of their ability to accumulate high lipids.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	38
State	Published - 1985

Bibliographical note

Work performed by Alabama A&M University, Norman, Oklahoma

NREL Publication Number

NREL/STR-231-2657

Keywords

Alabama
algae
aquatic species program
Chlorella
lipids
salinity
Scenedesmus
unicellular algae

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Screening and Characterizing Oleaginous Microalgal Species from the Southeastern United States: A Final Subcontract Report

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