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Sludge-derived phytohormones produced via alkaline thermal hydrolysis enhance stress-resilient growth and biodiesel production of limnetic microalgae in seawater-containing wastewater
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• A circular strategy for sludge upcycling and microalgal biofuel production is posed. • ATHT converts sludge into liquor fertilizers rich in phytohormones and nutrients. • Phytohormones mainly form via decarboxylation, oxidation and deamidation reactions. • SPs enhance the stress-resilient growth, nutrient removal and lipid accumulation of microalgae. • SPs upregulate microalgae photosynthesis, antioxidant and fatty acid synthesis genes.
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