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Semi-continuous culture of a microalgal consortium in open ponds under greenhouse conditions using piggery wastewater effluent

Fernández-Linares et al., 2020

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14210411337652969435
Author
Fernández-Linares L
Gutiérrez-Márquez A
Guerrero-Barajas C
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Bioresource Technology Reports

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Semi-continuous microalgal consortium cultivation was completed in 200 L open raceway ponds under greenhouse conditions using piggery as substrate (added at an appropriate concentration to reach 80 mg of NH 4+/L) as culture medium. A number of 6 cycles of 13 …
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