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    A comparative study of the growth of Tetraselmis sp. in large scale fixed depth and decreasing depth raceway ponds

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    2016
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    Das, Probir
    Thaher, Mahmoud Ibrahim
    Abdul Quadir, Mohammed
    AbdulHakim, Mohd
    Al-Jabri, Hareb Mohammed S. J.
    Alghasal, Ghamza Saed H. S.
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    In this study, an alternative approach was proposed where excess seawater would be added only during inoculation (DD) rather than daily addition (FD). Growth and metabolite contents of Tetraselmis sp. weren't affected for daily increase of 2% NaCl salinity. Tetraselmis sp. was then cultured in DD and FD pond. In DD pond, initial culture depth was 23.5 cm and its depth reduced as no water was added; for FD pond, everyday sterilized seawater was added to maintain 20 cm depth. DD pond had higher biomass productivity compared to FD pond, until DD pond was deeper than FD pond; metabolite content and FAME profile of Tetraselmis sp. were also similar in both cultures. Therefore, considering the simplicity in operation, halo tolerant microalgae can be grown in DD pond method. 2016.
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    http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.biortech.2016.05.058
    http://hdl.handle.net/10576/21125
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