Comparative Responses of Ulva Intestinalis and Chlorella Sorokiniana to Sargassum Derived Biostimulant: Implications on Biomass and Pigment Enhancement
Jul 2026· Thalassas: An International Journal of Marine Sciences· Vol 42· 0 citations· 115 references
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It is demonstrated that both the Sargassum-derived biostimulants can enhance biomass accumulation and pigment synthesis in both algae when applied at optimal levels, with particularly strong effects on pigment assimilation in C. sorokiniana.
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