BioMara researchers identify two strains of marine algae with dry-weight oil content >50%

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By mmillikinAug 20, 2015, 4:00 am80 pts
Researchers in the BioMara (Sustainable Fuels from Marine Biomass) project, report identifying two strains of marine algae—Nannochloropis oceanica and Chlorella vulgaris, which have a dry-weight oil content of more than 50%. An open access paper on the screening for oleaginous marine algae is published in…

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