Sentence examples for wild algae from inspiring English sources

That would allow the herbicide to be sprayed on a pond to kill invading wild algae while leaving the fuel-producing strain unhurt.

Just as food crops cannot thrive without a farmer to nourish them and fend off pests, algae modified to be energy crops would be uncompetitive against wild algae if they were to escape, and even inside their own ponds.

A new start-up Aquaflow Binomics from New Zealand is focusing on harvesting wild algae that can be grown in wastewater and local city waste streams, which doesn't require extra land or feedstocks.

It should also be noted that although several firms such as the New Zealand company, Aquaflow, have proposed to harvest wild algae, thereby bypassing the farming step of the process, most companies have proposed a process that involves the integration of growing, harvesting, and conversion of biomass into biodiesel.

Thus, the differences between the wild alga and the regenerated individual probably result from gene expression rather than alteration of the genome, especially the cpDNAs.

The cpDNAs from the regenerated B. hypnoides were similar in size and conformation to the cpDNA of the wild alga (Figure 4), and both exhibited monomeric, dimeric, trimeric, and tetrameric forms of cpDNAs.

These results are almost the same as those shown in Figure 4A, which confirms that the cpDNAs from the regenerated individual are similar to those of the wild alga.

As expected, there was no gold-staining observed by electron microscopy on the starch of wild type algae (Figure 2a), while strongly positive starch granules containing P. falciparum GBSS-PfMSP1-19 were detected in transgenic algae (Figure 2b).

I also introduce schemes utilising wild oceanic algae for carbon dioxide sequestration and the merits and possible adverse effects of using this approach.

The transformants developed normally during vegetative growth and were indistinguishable from wild type algae.

Wild-type algae in their natural environment evolved to compete for light energy and maximize individual cell growth; however, in a photobioreactor, global productivity should be maximized.