The aquatic biomass is still largely unexploited as a source of raw materials for the production of chemicals of high value. In addition, this biomass may be treated by bioconversion (aerobic or anaerobic fermentation) to give useful products (eg. gas, fertilizer) and it also has uses in the removal of environmental pollution. Macrophytic aquatic plants could provide an answer to various problems concerning the purification of waste water.
Microbially mediated bioconversions in algal biomass treatment and recycling: anaerobic digestion and composting for the management of macroalgae from Venice Lagoon
CECCHI, Franco;VALLINI, Giovanni;
1991-01-01
Abstract
The aquatic biomass is still largely unexploited as a source of raw materials for the production of chemicals of high value. In addition, this biomass may be treated by bioconversion (aerobic or anaerobic fermentation) to give useful products (eg. gas, fertilizer) and it also has uses in the removal of environmental pollution. Macrophytic aquatic plants could provide an answer to various problems concerning the purification of waste water.
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