Propagation Of Algae Mixotrophically Using Glucose As Substrate For Biomass Production

Abstract  Algae are large and diverse group of microorganisms that can carry out photosynthesis since they are able to capture energy from sun light. Algae may range in size from single cells as small as one micrometer to large seaweeds that grow to over 50 meters. Algae grow in the wide and are prompt to attack by predators and can easily be invaded which could result to competition that will eventually lead to low production of biomass which are important to organisms and the ecosystem. Chlorella viriabilis recently renamed Chlorella viriabilisNC64A that is a bona fide member of the true Ch…