Food and Agriculture Waste as an Organic and Inorganic Nutrient Source for the Cultivation of Desmodesmus Armatus

Abstract

The present examination explores the imminent of substituting organic (food waste) and inorganic (agriculture) medium as a supplement for the development of Desmodesmus armatus. Different percentages of agriculture waste and food waste were blends were supplanted in the inorganic medium to look at the algal development and biochemical structures. The utilization of organic medium was found to be better than the inorganic medium as higher biomass fixation algal growth was found in food waste and better lipid and protein content contrasted and micro algae development in completely inorganic medium. These outcomes displayed the capability of joining the inorganic medium with food waste medium as a powerful method to lessen the development cost of micro algae and to build the biochemical substance in the developed micro algae.