Methane production from glycolate excreting algae as a new concept in the production of biofuels
Authors:
- Torsten JakobTJTorsten Jakob
- Reimund GossRGReimund Goss
- Swetlana KönigSKSwetlana König
- Daniel SpindlerDSDaniel Spindler
- Norbert RäbigerNRNorbert Räbiger
- Saskia JohnSJSaskia John
- Susanne HeithoffSHSusanne Heithoff
- Mark FresewinkelMFMark Fresewinkel
- Clemens PostenCPClemens Posten
- Christian WilhelmCWChristian Wilhelm
- 1 October 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Bioresource Technology
- Vol. 121, 454-457
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Funding Information
- German Ministry of Science and Education (VIP16V0001)
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