ArticleBiotechnology for biofuels2018
Biochemical methane potential of microalgae biomass using different microbial inocula.
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- Phylogenetic assembly of methanogenesis regulates methane yield in food-waste anaerobic digestion.The ISME journal · 2026Article
- Elaboration of an algae-to-energy system and recovery of water and nutrients from municipal sewage.Engineering in life sciences · 2020Review
- Volatile Fatty Acids Production from Microalgae Biomass: Anaerobic Digester Performance and Population Dynamics during Stable Conditions, Starvation, and Process Recovery.Molecules (Basel, Switzerland) · 2019Article
- Impact of Organic Loading Rate in Volatile Fatty Acids Production and Population Dynamics Using Microalgae Biomass as Substrate.Scientific reports · 2019Article
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Abstract
backgroundMicroalgae biomass is regarded as a potential feedstock for bioenergy purposes through anaerobic digestion (AD). Even though AD is a well-proven technology, the use of new feedstocks requires in-depth studies. A lot of research has been conducted assessing methane yield without paying attention to the anaerobic microbiome and their activities. For such a goal, the present investigation was designed to link methane yield to those two later sludge characteristics. In this sense, different anaerobic sources were tested, namely adapted to microalgae biomass and adapted to sewage sludge.
resultsDespite the registered differences for the anaerobic microbiome analysis and specific methane activities towards model substrates, sludge adapted to digest sewage sludge did not affect the methane yield of
conclusionOverall, this study showed that working with tailored anaerobic microbiome could help avoiding pretreatments devoted to methane yield enhancement.
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