Titlebook: Value-added Products from Algae; Phycochemical Produc Abdelfatah Abomohra,Stephan Ende Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Algal-based Biopolymers,ing to a sustainable circular economy. Still, the “uneconomical” production, largely attributed to cultivation systems and product titers, remains the major roadblock for market entry of algae-derived biopolymers. Overall, this chapter aims to present and critically analyze the current status and pr

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Potential of Seaweeds to Mitigate Methane Emissions,he commitment of companies in this field, highlight the potential to make a meaningful contribution to reducing the emissions of livestock. However, overcoming scalability constraints and optimizing the active substances, legislation, and health/ecological concerns are crucial.

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Algae for Aquaculture: Recent Technological Applications,aquaculture. This chapter focuses on different algal forms in aquaculture, including live feeds, biomass concentrates, water conditioners using the “green water technique,” aqua-feed additives, co-culturing technologies, and integrated multi-trophic aquaculture (IMTA) to encourage the development of

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Legislation and Biosecurity,erned about the use of algal products in industry, as well as ensuring food safety during their marketing. This is due to the danger of contamination of algal species from growth to storage, and possible accumulation of heavy metals by many algal species due to their high absorption capacity. Thus,

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Book 2024the use of wastewater for algal growth. The book also explores high throughput screening methods for microalgae-based phycochemicals and examines the catalytic processes involved in algal bioprocessing. Cutting-edge topics such as omics approaches for algal applications, algal-based biopolymers, dia

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