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Wastewater treatment, greenhouse gas mitigation and hydrogen production using microalgae
Authors: Benemann, JR
Citation: Jr. Benemann, Wastewater treatment, greenhouse gas mitigation and hydrogen production using microalgae, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 1-10
Roles of phototrophic bacteria and their utilization
Authors: Kobayashi, M Kobayashi, M
Citation: M. Kobayashi et M. Kobayashi, Roles of phototrophic bacteria and their utilization, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 11-26
Recent studies on production of biofuel and biopolyesters with anoxygenic phototrophic bacteria
Authors: Sawayama, S
Citation: S. Sawayama, Recent studies on production of biofuel and biopolyesters with anoxygenic phototrophic bacteria, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 27-39
Potential applications of cyanobacteria in environmental biotechnology
Authors: Subramanian, G Uma, L
Citation: G. Subramanian et L. Uma, Potential applications of cyanobacteria in environmental biotechnology, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 41-49
High rate algal ponds for treatment of wastewater - A case study for the rubber industry
Authors: Phang, SM Chui, YY Kumaran, G Jeyaratnam, S Hashim, MA
Citation: Sm. Phang et al., High rate algal ponds for treatment of wastewater - A case study for the rubber industry, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 51-76
CO2 fixation by a high temperature high CO2 tolerant Chlorella sp.
Authors: Muranaka, T Murakami, M
Citation: T. Muranaka et M. Murakami, CO2 fixation by a high temperature high CO2 tolerant Chlorella sp., PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 77-86
Microalgal biotechnology for clean environments - Simultaneous removal of CO2 and NOx by microalgal culture
Authors: Miyamoto, K Nagase, H Hirata, K
Citation: K. Miyamoto et al., Microalgal biotechnology for clean environments - Simultaneous removal of CO2 and NOx by microalgal culture, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 87-96
Growth of photosynthetic algae, Euglena gracilis, under high CO2 conditions and its photosynthetic characteristics
Authors: Nakano, Y Matsumoto, T Inui, H Haranoh, K Miyatake, K Enomoto, T Hayashi, M Nakatsuka, T Watanabe, F
Citation: Y. Nakano et al., Growth of photosynthetic algae, Euglena gracilis, under high CO2 conditions and its photosynthetic characteristics, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 97-110
Removal of heavy metal by using microalgae
Authors: Inthorn, D
Citation: D. Inthorn, Removal of heavy metal by using microalgae, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 111-135
Heavy metal uptake by algae
Authors: Gin, KYH Tang, YZ Aziz, MA
Citation: Kyh. Gin et al., Heavy metal uptake by algae, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 137-168
The potential of applying algae in oily wastewater treatment
Authors: Lim, TH Low, CS Lee, YK
Citation: Th. Lim et al., The potential of applying algae in oily wastewater treatment, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 169-179
Cyanobacteria and the self-cleaning of oily environments
Authors: Radwan, SS Al-Hasan, RH
Citation: Ss. Radwan et Rh. Al-hasan, Cyanobacteria and the self-cleaning of oily environments, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 181-193
Potential of terrestrial microalgae and cyanobacteria in environmental technology
Authors: Liu, YD Song, LR Shen, YW Li, DH Hu, CX Huang, ZB Hu, ZL Zhu, YZ
Citation: Yd. Liu et al., Potential of terrestrial microalgae and cyanobacteria in environmental technology, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 195-216
A mini-transposon transposase complex as a new tool for the genetic transformation of microalgae
Authors: Kojima, H Kawata, Y
Citation: H. Kojima et Y. Kawata, A mini-transposon transposase complex as a new tool for the genetic transformation of microalgae, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 217-246
Molecular identification of toxic cyanobacteria
Authors: Saint, CP Fergusson, KM
Citation: Cp. Saint et Km. Fergusson, Molecular identification of toxic cyanobacteria, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 247-264
Genetic engineering of seaweed
Authors: Qin, S
Citation: S. Qin, Genetic engineering of seaweed, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 265-278
Hydrocarbons and high molecular weight lipids of the green microalga Botryococcus braunii
Authors: Largeau, C Metzger, P
Citation: C. Largeau et P. Metzger, Hydrocarbons and high molecular weight lipids of the green microalga Botryococcus braunii, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 279-289
Microalgae as CO2 converter to renewable fuels and chemicals
Authors: Hon-Nami, K
Citation: K. Hon-nami, Microalgae as CO2 converter to renewable fuels and chemicals, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. 291-310
A new phase of research for photosynthetic microorganisms - Preface
Authors: Kojima, H Lee, YK
Citation: H. Kojima et Yk. Lee, A new phase of research for photosynthetic microorganisms - Preface, PHOTOSYNTHETIC MICROORGANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2001, pp. VII-X
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