Effects of light intensity on growth, inorganic nitrogen storage, and gross chemical composition of four marine microalgae in batch cultures

Título:

Effects of light intensity on growth, inorganic nitrogen storage, and gross chemical composition of four marine microalgae in batch cultures

Autor:

Sergio de Oliveira Lourenço

Ano:

2008

Revista:

Museu Nacional. Boletim. Botanica

ISSN:

00803197

Tags:

Biochemical composition

Marine microalgae

Photosynthetic pigments

Idioma:

Português

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