Microalgal biomass generation by phycoremediation of sewage water: an integrated approach for production of antioxidant and value added products

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Keywords: Chlorella ellipsoidea , Sewage water, Nutrient uptake, Phycoremediation, Phaeopigment


Abstract

Chlorella ellipsoidea , Sewage water, Nutrient uptake, Phycoremediation, Phaeopigment


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Department of Ecology and Environmental Science, Assam University, Silchar, India