Removal of organic matter during adaptation of Nannochloropsis oculata in livestock waste
Roger Emmanuel Sales-Pérez,
Roger Manuel Sales-Chávez,
Diana Ibeth Romero-Mota
et al.
Abstract:Microalgae, like plants, contribute significantly to the development of the oxygen biogeochemical cycle due to their high photosynthetic efficiency. In addition, they provide high yields of polyunsaturated fatty acids, sterols, proteins, terpenoids, and pigments, among others. Therefore, different species of microalgae have been studied and used on a laboratory scale to carry out processes such as wastewater treatment or aerobic bioconversion, which are presented as sustainable and viable alternatives for the … Show more
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