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Growth and nutrient uptake of green alga, Scenedesmus dimorphus, under a wide range of nitrogen/phosphorus ratio—I. Experimental study

Kunikane et al., 1984

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6005457653944283961
Author
Kunikane S
Kaneko M
Maehara R
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Water Research

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In order to elucidate the relation between algal growth and nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus, a chemostat culture experiment using Scenedesmus dimorphus was performed under the conditions of TN TP ratio of 2–50 mg N mg− 1 P and dilution rate of 1–4 day− 1. It …
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