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- W4285111570 abstract "Phycoremediation is a process of utilizing algae for degrading the contaminants in the environments to innocuous forms. Cyanobacteria have been promising agents of phycoremediation because of their photosynthetic efficiency, rapid growth rates, ability to thrive under low nitrogen conditions, and presence of exocellular polymerase matrix, which can assist in the adsorption of metal ions. One of the applications of cyanobacterial phycoremediation resides in the Integrated Multitrophic Aquaculture (IMTA) in conjunction with macroalgae, as both could potentially remove excess nutrients from the effluents in the aquatic system along with oxygenating the entire production unit due to their photosynthetic ability. The IMTA production when integrated with micro and macroalgae and related organisms at different trophic levels could aid in improving the viability by reducing the social, economic, and environmental risks involved in the development and growth of a new sector. This chapter discusses the implementation of bioremediation techniques utilizing cyanobacteria to offset the potential ecological impacts of the IMTA biorefinery. It also addresses the potential in the utilization of photobioreactors (PBRs) with cyanobacteria, as a means for recycling carbon (C) from fossil fuel efflux. In addition, the ability for many microalgae to trap C in the generation of new biomass raises the prospects for larger-scale projects and the creation of new revenue streams in the avenues of phycoremediation." @default.
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