4 results about "Chlorella" patented technology

The method for preparing high-phosphorus Chlamydomonas based on PTB2 overexpression and its application in phosphorus recovery belongs to the fields of bioengineering and environmental science. This method obtains recombinant Chlamydomonas by cloning and overexpressing the PTB2 gene, a sodium-phosphorus-dependent phosphate transporter, from Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. This recombinant Chlamydomonas exhibits a synergistic and significant increase in total phosphorus content and polyphosphate content, while also showing promoted growth. The high-phosphorus recombinant Chlamydomonas of this invention can efficiently remove phosphorus from water bodies and can be used for eutrophication control; simultaneously, its high-phosphorus biomass can serve as a high-quality microalgal fertilizer raw material, providing an efficient and environmentally friendly technical solution for the biological recovery and recycling of phosphorus resources.

This invention relates to the field of resource and environmental technology, specifically to a method and application of an algae-bacteria hybrid system for treating high ammonia nitrogen wastewater. By regulating nutrient and operational parameters, a functional community is constructed and maintained, dominated by microalgae and supplemented by bacteria and cyanobacteria, with their relative abundance within a preset optimized range. A clear interspecific interaction network forms within the system: microalgae such as *Nostoc* and *Chlorella* exhibit mutualistic symbiosis, while bacteria such as *Flavobacterium* show antagonistic relationships with these microalgae. Positive and negative feedback mechanisms maintain community balance and system robustness. The three components complement each other: microalgae primarily drive photocatalytic nitrogen and phosphorus removal, cyanobacteria provide nitrogen fixation and stability, and functional bacteria participate in organic matter degradation and nitrogen cycling, achieving synergistic metabolism through material exchange. Microbial ecological analysis confirms that a stable community structure and internal interaction mechanisms are the core of efficient and stable ammonia nitrogen reduction. This technology offers precise regulation, stable operation, and is environmentally friendly and economical, and can be widely applied to the treatment of various types of ammonia nitrogen-polluted water bodies.

The application discloses a kind of fungal inoculant and its application in algae crust, belong to the field of microorganism.The technical problem solved by the application is how to construct algae crust.The application of fungal inoculant disclosed in the application in algae crust comprises the following steps: after dark endophytic fungi and microalgae are inoculated to the surface layer of soil to be repaired, culture is carried out, the construction of algae crust is realized;the dark endophytic fungi are the strain with the preservation number CGMCC No.17463 in China General Microbiological Culture Collection Center;the microalgae are composed of Microcoleus sp., Scenedesmus sp.and Chlorella sp.The application successfully realizes the rapid formation of algae crust, improves soil carbon accumulation, solves the key technical problems such as long crust period and poor adaptability, and is beneficial to the purpose of ecological restoration of degraded soil in arid and semiarid mining areas.