Titlebook: Algae for Biofuels and Energy; Michael A. Borowitzka,Navid R. Moheimani Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2013 Algae Bio

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Spatial databases, The final frontier,e field including the development of large-scale culture systems and attempts at long term stable high productivity algae cultures, the understanding of the major limitations affecting outdoor algae cultures, especially light utilization efficiency and the lessons learned from the development of commercial microalgae production.

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Open Pond Culture Systems,ieve reliable, long-term, high-productivity cultures is a challenge, especially on the large scale and the various options and strategies available are reviewed as are options for maximizing algae productivity.

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Algal Lipids and Their Metabolism,ly in the form of triacylglycerols or hydrocarbons, and these levels may reach up to 20–50 % of dry cell weight. These oleaginous species have been considered as promising sources of oil for biofuels, such as surrogates of gasoline, kerosene and diesel. In spite of several technical limitations asso

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Hydrogenases, Nitrogenases, Anoxia, and H2 Production in Water-Oxidizing Phototrophs,nvironmentally benign and sustainable energy solutions. Several water-oxidizing, phototrophic algae and cyanobacteria have the remarkable ability to use low potential electrons from the photosynthetic electron transport chain, or from sugar oxidation, to reduce protons to H.. major research efforts

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Species and Strain Selection, microalgae presents both an opportunity and a challenge in the selection process. For large-scale production the species and strains to be selected need to fulfill a range of criteria for efficient high-productivity cultivation (e.g. their temperature and salinity tolerance, efficiency and mechanis

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Limits to Phototrophic Growth in Dense Culture: CO2 Supply and Light,r some fundamental constraints on algal growth that potentially limit the growth rates and/or yield of algal and cyanobacterial cultures, irrespective of the technological approach. Some of these represent intrinsic features of the biology of autotrophic cells while others relate to extrinsic (envir