The impact of cell morphology and algal organic matter on algal floc properties.

Gonzalez-Torres, A.; Pivokonsky, Martin; Henderson, Rita K.

Published July 20, 2019

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The impact of cell morphology and algal organic matter on algal floc properties.

1. University of New South Wales
2. Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic

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Journal: Water research

Publisher: Elsevier BV

ISSN: 18792448

Volume: 163

Pages: 114887

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PMID 31369920 Read more

DOI 10.1016/j.watres.2019.114887 Read more

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Czech Science Foundation — Grant: 18-05007S Read more

Czech Academy of Sciences — Grant: 67985874 Read more

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Chlorella vulgaris Cyanobacteria Flocculation Microcystis Water Purification

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The impact of cell morphology and algal organic matter on algal floc properties.

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