Abstract
A description is given of the possibility of a comparison of the production between different suspension cultures of microalgae at equal and defined light conditions. For this, a variant of the turbidostat technique is used by which with the acid of a phototransistor and the filter combination of red filter/opal glass filter a chlorophyll-equivalent signal is applied for control. The equal light conditions are compared and set by the preparation of the respective absorption profiles. From this one can derive the mean level of irradiation within the suspension cultures and use it as the reference value for the light conditions. By this technique it is possible to set equal light conditions in suspension cultures independent of the given cell sizes, cell shapes and dry matter contents.
Citation Formats
Seiss, U, Borns, E, and Boehm, H.
On the assessment of the productivity of suspension cultures of unicellular green algae at defined light conditions.
Germany: N. p.,
1985.
Web.
doi:10.1002/aheh.19850130206.
Seiss, U, Borns, E, & Boehm, H.
On the assessment of the productivity of suspension cultures of unicellular green algae at defined light conditions.
Germany.
https://doi.org/10.1002/aheh.19850130206
Seiss, U, Borns, E, and Boehm, H.
1985.
"On the assessment of the productivity of suspension cultures of unicellular green algae at defined light conditions."
Germany.
https://doi.org/10.1002/aheh.19850130206.
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title = {On the assessment of the productivity of suspension cultures of unicellular green algae at defined light conditions}
author = {Seiss, U, Borns, E, and Boehm, H}
abstractNote = {A description is given of the possibility of a comparison of the production between different suspension cultures of microalgae at equal and defined light conditions. For this, a variant of the turbidostat technique is used by which with the acid of a phototransistor and the filter combination of red filter/opal glass filter a chlorophyll-equivalent signal is applied for control. The equal light conditions are compared and set by the preparation of the respective absorption profiles. From this one can derive the mean level of irradiation within the suspension cultures and use it as the reference value for the light conditions. By this technique it is possible to set equal light conditions in suspension cultures independent of the given cell sizes, cell shapes and dry matter contents.}
doi = {10.1002/aheh.19850130206}
journal = []
volume = {13:2}
journal type = {AC}
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year = {1985}
month = {Jan}
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