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An integrated biomass-to-algae pathway for producing emergency food components from lignocellulosic waste
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• Biomass-derived acetate supports C. reinhardtii growth under low light. • Biomass-derived acetate doubles algal lipid content in low light. • Lime pretreatment improves glucose release from lignocellulosic biomass. • Life-cycle and economic analyses indicate feasibility under limiting conditions.
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Emergency foods
Nutrition
Green algae
Lignocellulosic biomass
Acetate
Life-cycle analysis
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