http://ift.tt/1PxHo5d اذا كان الانسان يحتاج للبروتين والمعادن .. يفكر فى طحلب السبيرولينا اذا كان يحتاج للزيوت والكربوهيدرات يفكر فى Research into algae for the mass-production of oil focuses mainly on microalgae (organisms capable of photosynthesis that are less than 0.4 mm in diameter, including the diatoms and cyanobacteria) as opposed to macroalgae, such as seaweed. The preference for microalgae has come about due largely to their less complex structure, fast growth rates, and high oil-content (for some species). However, some research is being done into using seaweeds for biofuels, probably due to the high availability of this resource.[67][68] As of 2012 researchers across various locations worldwide have started investigating the following species for their suitability as a mass oil-producers:[69][70][71] Botryococcus braunii Chlorella Dunaliella tertiolecta Gracilaria Pleurochrysis carterae (also called CCMP647).[72] Sargassum, with 10 times the output volume of Gracilaria.[73]

http://ift.tt/1PxHo5d اذا كان الانسان يحتاج للبروتين والمعادن .. يفكر فى طحلب السبيرولينا اذا كان يحتاج للزيوت والكربوهيدرات يفكر فى Research into algae for the mass-production of oil focuses mainly on microalgae (organisms capable of photosynthesis that are less than 0.4 mm in diameter, including the diatoms and cyanobacteria) as opposed to macroalgae, such as seaweed. The preference for microalgae has come about due largely to their less complex structure, fast growth rates, and high oil-content (for some species). However, some research is being done into using seaweeds for biofuels, probably due to the high availability of this resource.[67][68] As of 2012 researchers across various locations worldwide have started investigating the following species for their suitability as a mass oil-producers:[69][70][71] Botryococcus braunii Chlorella Dunaliella tertiolecta Gracilaria Pleurochrysis carterae (also called CCMP647).[72] Sargassum, with 10 times the output volume of Gracilaria.[73]
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