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Indonesia has been well-known as an agricultural country for a long time.Several leading agroindustry products are increasing due to demand from world consumption.On other hand, wastewater production has increased in parallel with agroindustry production.It is predicted that wastewater will threaten the environment due to high COD and BOD content.A second problem in Indonesia is the energy crisis, due to petroleum depletion, and energy demand increase.A feasible technology is needed to solve both these problems.Almost all agroindustry wastewater contains nitrogen, phosphorus, and several micronutrients.It is seen as a potential medium for microalgae growth.Due to the tropical climate, light, and other factors, it is predicted that microalgae cultivated in agroindustry wastewater could be a potential biomass for bioenergy feedstock and a good phytoremediator to lower toxic matter in wastewater.
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