Examines algal growth using bicarbonate and carbon speciation, suggesting improved cultivation systems.
as substitutable substrates is best supported by literature and provided the best estimates of total inorganic carbon concentrations, biomass, and pH for a set of experimental cultures. These results provide a grounded framework for predicting algal growth and carbon speciation, thereby informing the design and operation of algal cultivation systems for carbon abatement and bioproduct formation under carbon-limited, low-light, and high-pH conditions.
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