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for the decline is the growing number of period
due to of 12 hours darkness /12 bright.
Figure 34. Depending on the type of intensity values
Palmellopsis muralis changes in the number of cells
Conductivity analysis of the data of the light
intensity, as well as the influence on the
number of cells is the effect on conductivity
and conductivity increased with increasing light
intensity (Figure 35) (Demirba, 2010; Demir
et al., 2007; Eliçin at al., 2009).
Palmellopsis muralis light intensity for the type
of experiment, the effects of light intensity
were not detected significant in pH changes
value (Gökpınar 1983; Scragg et al., 2002)
(Figure 36).
Figure 35. Palmellopsis muralis changes in conductivity,
depending of the light intensity
Figure 36. Palmellopsis muralis changes in light
intensity, depending on the type of pH values
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CONCLUSIONS
To optain the highest cell density culture of
microalgea in per unit is objective of the
operation. Culture technique used for
production process of determining in addition
to many factors limiting the process, the culture
economy should be noted that an important
factor as well. Different production techniques
are applied depending on ecologic and
economic conditions. For his reason,
production enterprises must choose the best
methods according to culture purposes.
As a result, Dunaliella salina sp. species at
relatively high temperatures, salinity, loving
and very susceptible to ambient conditions and
the external environment, rather than rapidly in
closed environments need to be raised because
it is contaminated. Show the best growth in the
low tempered Palmellopsis muralis type and
ambient conditions Dunaliella salina sp. To be
less affected by the contaminated due to the
low risk were grown outdoors more
comfortable.
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