Closed tubular cultivators: an innovative system for commercial culture of microalgae

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World Aquaculture Society
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1997
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In the past few years microalgae
have been increasingly produced
for commercial purposes which include
human and animal consumption,
bioactive compounds for medicine, fuel
production, biofertilizers, and as live
feeds for the cultivation of filter feeding
organisms.
Currently, microalgal biomass production
is economically feasible only
when product values are relatively high,
such as special chemicals and pigments,
or when the microalgae play a critical
role in aquaculture production.

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6 p.
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FA00007418
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In the past few years microalgae
have been increasingly produced
for commercial purposes which include
human and animal consumption,
bioactive compounds for medicine, fuel
production, biofertilizers, and as live
feeds for the cultivation of filter feeding
organisms.
Currently, microalgal biomass production
is economically feasible only
when product values are relatively high,
such as special chemicals and pigments,
or when the microalgae play a critical
role in aquaculture production.
Florida Atlantic University. Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute contribution 1224
This manuscript is an author version with the final
publication available and may be cited as: Spektorova, L., Creswell, R. L., & Vaughan, D. (1997).
Closed tubular cultivators: an innovative system for commercial culture of microalgae. World
Aquaculture, 28(2), 39-43.
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1997
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1997
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1997
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Attributed name: Vaughan, David E.
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Spektorova, L.
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Closed tubular cultivators: an innovative system for commercial culture of microalgae
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1997
World Aquaculture Society

Baton Rouge, LA

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Baton Rouge, LA
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Closed tubular cultivators: an innovative system for commercial culture of microalgae
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Closed tubular cultivators: an innovative system for commercial culture of microalgae