Amos Richmond is at the Blaustein Institute for Desert Research, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel.

"... well organised , with clear and illustrative figures... I recommend it to academic staff and researchers at universities and institutes with interests in microalgal culture and aquaculture. The book may also be of interest to certain sectors of the aquaculture industry." International Aquaculture"I would recommend this as a textbook for undergraduates and postgraduates interested in algal biotechnology."Journal of Applied Phycology 16, 2004

• List of Contributors. Preface.Acknowledgements..Part I: The Microalgae: With Reference to Mass- Cultivation.1. The Microalgal cell (Luisa Tomaselli).2. Photosynthesis in Microalgae (Jiri Masojidek, Michael Koblizek and Giuseppe Torzillo).3. Basic Culturing Techniques (Uuan-Kun Lee and Hui Shen).4. Environmental Effects on Cell Composition (Qiang Hu).5. Environmental Effects on Cell Composition (Qiang Hu).Part II: Mass Cultivation of Microalgae.6. Algal Nutrition.Mineral Nutrition (Johan U. Grobbelaaqr).7. Algal Nutrition.Heterotrpic Carbon Nutrition (Yuah-Kun Lee).8. Biological Principles of Mass Cultivation (Amos Richmond).9. Mass Production of Microalgae: Photobioreactors (Mario R. Tredici).10. Downstream Processing of Cell-mass and Products (E. Molina Grima, F.G. Fernandez and A. Robles Medina).Part III: Economic Applications of Microalgae.11. Industrial Production of Microalgal Cell-mass and Secondary Products - Major Industrial Species.Chlorella (Hiroaki Iwamoto).12. Industrial Production of Microalgal Cell-mass and Secondary Producgts - Major industrial species.Arthrospira (Spirulina) Platensis (Qiang Hu).13. Industrial Production of Microalal Cell-mass and Secondary Produts - Major Industrial Species.Dunaliella (Ami Ben-Amotz).14. Industrial Production of Microalgal cell-mass and Secondary Produts - Major Industrial Species.Dunaliella (Ami Ben-Amotz).15. Industrial Production of Microalgal Cell-mass and Secondary Products - Species of High Potential.Porphyridium sp (Shoshana Arad and Amos Richmond).16. Industrial Production of Microalgal Cell-mass and Secondary Products - Species of High Potential Mass Cultivation of Nannochloropsis in Closed System (Graxiella Chini Zittelli, Liliana Rodolfi and Mario R. Tredici).17. Industrial Production of Microalgal Cell-mass and Secondary Products - species of High Potential.Nostoc (Han Danxiang, Bi Yonghong and Hu Zhengyu).18. Microalgae in Human and Animal Nutrition ( Wolfgang Becker).19. Microalgae for Aquaculture.The Current Global Situation and Future Trends (Arnaud Muller-Feuga).20. Microalgae for Aquaculture (Oded Zmora and Amos Richmond).21. Microalgae for Aquaculture (Wofgang Becker).22. N2-fixing Cyanobacteria as Biofertilizers in Rice Fields (Pierre Roger).23. Hydrogen and Methane Production by Microalgae (John R. Benemann).24. Water Pollution and Bioremediation by Microalgae (Susan Blackburn).25. Water Pollution and Bioremediation by Microalgae (Aharon Abelioich).26. Water Pollution and Bioremediation by Microalgae (Carl J. Soeder).27. Water Pollution and Bioremediation by Microalgae (Carl J. Soeder).Part IV: New Frontiers.28. Targeted Genetic Modification of Cyanobacteria: New Biotechnological Applications (Wim F. J. Vermaas).29. Microalgae as Platforms for Recombinant Proteins (Qingfang He).30. Bioactive Chemicals in Microalgae (Olav M. Skulberg).31. Heterotrphic Production o fMarine Algae for Aquaculture (Moti Harel and Allen R. Place).32. N2-fixing Cyanobacteria as a Gene Delivery System for Expressing Mosquitocidal Toxins of Bacillus (Sammy Boussiba and Arieh Zaritsky).33. The Enhancmenbt of Marine Productivity for Climate Stabilizaiton and Food Security (Ian S.F.Jones).Index.

Amos Richmond is at the Blaustein Institute for Desert Research, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel.

"... well organised , with clear and illustrative figures... I recommend it to academic staff and researchers at universities and institutes with interests in microalgal culture and aquaculture. The book may also be of interest to certain sectors of the aquaculture industry." International Aquaculture"I would recommend this as a textbook for undergraduates and postgraduates interested in algal biotechnology."Journal of Applied Phycology 16, 2004

• List of Contributors. Preface.Acknowledgements..Part I: The Microalgae: With Reference to Mass- Cultivation.1. The Microalgal cell (Luisa Tomaselli).2. Photosynthesis in Microalgae (Jiri Masojidek, Michael Koblizek and Giuseppe Torzillo).3. Basic Culturing Techniques (Uuan-Kun Lee and Hui Shen).4. Environmental Effects on Cell Composition (Qiang Hu).5. Environmental Effects on Cell Composition (Qiang Hu).Part II: Mass Cultivation of Microalgae.6. Algal Nutrition.Mineral Nutrition (Johan U. Grobbelaaqr).7. Algal Nutrition.Heterotrpic Carbon Nutrition (Yuah-Kun Lee).8. Biological Principles of Mass Cultivation (Amos Richmond).9. Mass Production of Microalgae: Photobioreactors (Mario R. Tredici).10. Downstream Processing of Cell-mass and Products (E. Molina Grima, F.G. Fernandez and A. Robles Medina).Part III: Economic Applications of Microalgae.11. Industrial Production of Microalgal Cell-mass and Secondary Products - Major Industrial Species.Chlorella (Hiroaki Iwamoto).12. Industrial Production of Microalgal Cell-mass and Secondary Producgts - Major industrial species.Arthrospira (Spirulina) Platensis (Qiang Hu).13. Industrial Production of Microalal Cell-mass and Secondary Produts - Major Industrial Species.Dunaliella (Ami Ben-Amotz).14. Industrial Production of Microalgal cell-mass and Secondary Produts - Major Industrial Species.Dunaliella (Ami Ben-Amotz).15. Industrial Production of Microalgal Cell-mass and Secondary Products - Species of High Potential.Porphyridium sp (Shoshana Arad and Amos Richmond).16. Industrial Production of Microalgal Cell-mass and Secondary Products - Species of High Potential Mass Cultivation of Nannochloropsis in Closed System (Graxiella Chini Zittelli, Liliana Rodolfi and Mario R. Tredici).17. Industrial Production of Microalgal Cell-mass and Secondary Products - species of High Potential.Nostoc (Han Danxiang, Bi Yonghong and Hu Zhengyu).18. Microalgae in Human and Animal Nutrition ( Wolfgang Becker).19. Microalgae for Aquaculture.The Current Global Situation and Future Trends (Arnaud Muller-Feuga).20. Microalgae for Aquaculture (Oded Zmora and Amos Richmond).21. Microalgae for Aquaculture (Wofgang Becker).22. N2-fixing Cyanobacteria as Biofertilizers in Rice Fields (Pierre Roger).23. Hydrogen and Methane Production by Microalgae (John R. Benemann).24. Water Pollution and Bioremediation by Microalgae (Susan Blackburn).25. Water Pollution and Bioremediation by Microalgae (Aharon Abelioich).26. Water Pollution and Bioremediation by Microalgae (Carl J. Soeder).27. Water Pollution and Bioremediation by Microalgae (Carl J. Soeder).Part IV: New Frontiers.28. Targeted Genetic Modification of Cyanobacteria: New Biotechnological Applications (Wim F. J. Vermaas).29. Microalgae as Platforms for Recombinant Proteins (Qingfang He).30. Bioactive Chemicals in Microalgae (Olav M. Skulberg).31. Heterotrphic Production o fMarine Algae for Aquaculture (Moti Harel and Allen R. Place).32. N2-fixing Cyanobacteria as a Gene Delivery System for Expressing Mosquitocidal Toxins of Bacillus (Sammy Boussiba and Arieh Zaritsky).33. The Enhancmenbt of Marine Productivity for Climate Stabilizaiton and Food Security (Ian S.F.Jones).Index.

Amos Richmond is at the Blaustein Institute for Desert Research, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel.

"... well organised , with clear and illustrative figures... I recommend it to academic staff and researchers at universities and institutes with interests in microalgal culture and aquaculture. The book may also be of interest to certain sectors of the aquaculture industry." International Aquaculture"I would recommend this as a textbook for undergraduates and postgraduates interested in algal biotechnology."Journal of Applied Phycology 16, 2004

• List of Contributors. Preface.Acknowledgements..Part I: The Microalgae: With Reference to Mass- Cultivation.1. The Microalgal cell (Luisa Tomaselli).2. Photosynthesis in Microalgae (Jiri Masojidek, Michael Koblizek and Giuseppe Torzillo).3. Basic Culturing Techniques (Uuan-Kun Lee and Hui Shen).4. Environmental Effects on Cell Composition (Qiang Hu).5. Environmental Effects on Cell Composition (Qiang Hu).Part II: Mass Cultivation of Microalgae.6. Algal Nutrition.Mineral Nutrition (Johan U. Grobbelaaqr).7. Algal Nutrition.Heterotrpic Carbon Nutrition (Yuah-Kun Lee).8. Biological Principles of Mass Cultivation (Amos Richmond).9. Mass Production of Microalgae: Photobioreactors (Mario R. Tredici).10. Downstream Processing of Cell-mass and Products (E. Molina Grima, F.G. Fernandez and A. Robles Medina).Part III: Economic Applications of Microalgae.11. Industrial Production of Microalgal Cell-mass and Secondary Products - Major Industrial Species.Chlorella (Hiroaki Iwamoto).12. Industrial Production of Microalgal Cell-mass and Secondary Producgts - Major industrial species.Arthrospira (Spirulina) Platensis (Qiang Hu).13. Industrial Production of Microalal Cell-mass and Secondary Produts - Major Industrial Species.Dunaliella (Ami Ben-Amotz).14. Industrial Production of Microalgal cell-mass and Secondary Produts - Major Industrial Species.Dunaliella (Ami Ben-Amotz).15. Industrial Production of Microalgal Cell-mass and Secondary Products - Species of High Potential.Porphyridium sp (Shoshana Arad and Amos Richmond).16. Industrial Production of Microalgal Cell-mass and Secondary Products - Species of High Potential Mass Cultivation of Nannochloropsis in Closed System (Graxiella Chini Zittelli, Liliana Rodolfi and Mario R. Tredici).17. Industrial Production of Microalgal Cell-mass and Secondary Products - species of High Potential.Nostoc (Han Danxiang, Bi Yonghong and Hu Zhengyu).18. Microalgae in Human and Animal Nutrition ( Wolfgang Becker).19. Microalgae for Aquaculture.The Current Global Situation and Future Trends (Arnaud Muller-Feuga).20. Microalgae for Aquaculture (Oded Zmora and Amos Richmond).21. Microalgae for Aquaculture (Wofgang Becker).22. N2-fixing Cyanobacteria as Biofertilizers in Rice Fields (Pierre Roger).23. Hydrogen and Methane Production by Microalgae (John R. Benemann).24. Water Pollution and Bioremediation by Microalgae (Susan Blackburn).25. Water Pollution and Bioremediation by Microalgae (Aharon Abelioich).26. Water Pollution and Bioremediation by Microalgae (Carl J. Soeder).27. Water Pollution and Bioremediation by Microalgae (Carl J. Soeder).Part IV: New Frontiers.28. Targeted Genetic Modification of Cyanobacteria: New Biotechnological Applications (Wim F. J. Vermaas).29. Microalgae as Platforms for Recombinant Proteins (Qingfang He).30. Bioactive Chemicals in Microalgae (Olav M. Skulberg).31. Heterotrphic Production o fMarine Algae for Aquaculture (Moti Harel and Allen R. Place).32. N2-fixing Cyanobacteria as a Gene Delivery System for Expressing Mosquitocidal Toxins of Bacillus (Sammy Boussiba and Arieh Zaritsky).33. The Enhancmenbt of Marine Productivity for Climate Stabilizaiton and Food Security (Ian S.F.Jones).Index.