Effects of salinity on growth and lipid accumulation of biofuel microalga Nannochloropsis salina and invading organisms

Mass production of microalgae is currently limited by existing cultivation strategies, which rely heavily on open cultivation systems. Increasing lipid production in these systems while minimizing the invasion of non-target algae (competitors) and grazers (predators) will improve the economic viabil...

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Vydané v:	Biomass & bioenergy Ročník 54; číslo 2013; s. 83 - 88
Hlavní autori:	Bartley, Meridith L., Boeing, Wiebke J., Corcoran, Alina A., Holguin, F. Omar, Schaub, Tanner
Médium:	Journal Article
Jazyk:	English
Vydavateľské údaje:	Kidlington Elsevier Ltd 01.07.2013 Elsevier
Predmet:	09 BIOMASS FUELS Algal Biofuels Algal culture (microalgae) biofuels Biological and medical sciences biomass Biotechnology economic sustainability Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology Invaders Invasive organisms Lipid accumulation lipid content Lipid profile mass spectrometry Methods. Procedures. Technologies Micro-algae biodiesel microalgae Nannochloropsis Nannochloropsis salina predators production technology Salinity salt stress triacylglycerols Lipid profile Lipid accumulation Micro-algae biodiesel Invasive organisms Invaders Salinity Growth rate Algae Lipids Biomass Heterokontophyta Invasive species Plankton Alga Biological accumulation
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Abstract	Mass production of microalgae is currently limited by existing cultivation strategies, which rely heavily on open cultivation systems. Increasing lipid production in these systems while minimizing the invasion of non-target algae (competitors) and grazers (predators) will improve the economic viability of algal biofuel. In this study, we manipulate a basic environmental parameter, salinity, to promote algal growth and limit invading organisms. We monitor the growth of marine microalga Nannochloropsis salina and invasion of algal competitors and predators in open cultures grown at different salinities ranging from brackish to hypersaline. Algal growth and biomass was greatest at salinities of 22 and 34 PSU, whereas the density of invading organisms was lowest at 22 PSU. To determine if lipid accumulation could be maximized by salinity stress, we grew N. salina at 22 PSU until the populations were at stationary phase and then increased salinity to 34, 46, and 58 PSU. Gravimetrically determined lipid content increased significantly at these higher salinities, and was highest at 34 PSU (36% dry tissue mass). Analysis of Folch extracts by FT-ICR mass spectrometry showed a monotonic increase in triglyceride content and decreased membrane lipid content with increased salinity. Together, this work demonstrates an ecological approach to overcome the current limitations of cultivation strategies. •Marine microalgae Nannochloropsis salina can be grown for biofuel production.•We evaluate effects of salinity on algae growth, lipids and invading organisms.•N. salina growth fastest at salinities of 22–34 PSU.•Invading organisms are limited at 22 PSU.•Highest lipid accumulation is observed when salinity is changed from 22 to 34 PSU.
AbstractList	Mass production of microalgae is currently limited by existing cultivation strategies, which rely heavily on open cultivation systems. Increasing lipid production in these systems while minimizing the invasion of non-target algae (competitors) and grazers (predators) will improve the economic viability of algal biofuel. In this study, we manipulate a basic environmental parameter, salinity, to promote algal growth and limit invading organisms. We monitor the growth of marine microalga Nannochloropsis salina and invasion of algal competitors and predators in open cultures grown at different salinities ranging from brackish to hypersaline. Algal growth and biomass was greatest at salinities of 22 and 34 PSU, whereas the density of invading organisms was lowest at 22 PSU. To determine if lipid accumulation could be maximized by salinity stress, we grew N. salina at 22 PSU until the populations were at stationary phase and then increased salinity to 34, 46, and 58 PSU. Gravimetrically determined lipid content increased significantly at these higher salinities, and was highest at 34 PSU (36% dry tissue mass). Analysis of Folch extracts by FT-ICR mass spectrometry showed a monotonic increase in triglyceride content and decreased membrane lipid content with increased salinity. Together, this work demonstrates an ecological approach to overcome the current limitations of cultivation strategies. Mass production of microalgae is currently limited by existing cultivation strategies, which rely heavily on open cultivation systems. Increasing lipid production in these systems while minimizing the invasion of non-target algae (competitors) and grazers (predators) will improve the economic viability of algal biofuel. In this study, we manipulate a basic environmental parameter, salinity, to promote algal growth and limit invading organisms. We monitor the growth of marine microalga Nannochloropsis salina and invasion of algal competitors and predators in open cultures grown at different salinities ranging from brackish to hypersaline. Algal growth and biomass was greatest at salinities of 22 and 34 PSU, whereas the density of invading organisms was lowest at 22 PSU. To determine if lipid accumulation could be maximized by salinity stress, we grew N. salina at 22 PSU until the populations were at stationary phase and then increased salinity to 34, 46, and 58 PSU. Gravimetrically determined lipid content increased significantly at these higher salinities, and was highest at 34 PSU (36% dry tissue mass). Analysis of Folch extracts by FT-ICR mass spectrometry showed a monotonic increase in triglyceride content and decreased membrane lipid content with increased salinity. Together, this work demonstrates an ecological approach to overcome the current limitations of cultivation strategies. •Marine microalgae Nannochloropsis salina can be grown for biofuel production.•We evaluate effects of salinity on algae growth, lipids and invading organisms.•N. salina growth fastest at salinities of 22–34 PSU.•Invading organisms are limited at 22 PSU.•Highest lipid accumulation is observed when salinity is changed from 22 to 34 PSU. Fundamental research as part of the National Alliance for Advanced Biofuels and Bioproducts for the advancement of technology for algal based biofuel products.
Author	Boeing, Wiebke J. Bartley, Meridith L. Holguin, F. Omar Schaub, Tanner Corcoran, Alina A.
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