Integration of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in agriculture and plant biotechnology brought to light vast number of new findings, revealing the capacity of plant nanobiotechnology to support the development of a competitive bioeconomy. This knowledge can promote the adoption of new methodological strategies to empower the large-scale production of biomass from commercially important microalgae. Based on recent advances in plant nanobiotechnology, this study will explore the potential of CNT-based applications to enhance photosynthetic performance of microalgae and their fitness under stressful conditions commonly used to stimulate the production of high-value compounds.

Nanobionics to empower photosynthesis and productivity of microalgae

Lambreva MD;Rea G;Margonelli A;Lavecchia T;Campi G
2015

Abstract

Integration of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in agriculture and plant biotechnology brought to light vast number of new findings, revealing the capacity of plant nanobiotechnology to support the development of a competitive bioeconomy. This knowledge can promote the adoption of new methodological strategies to empower the large-scale production of biomass from commercially important microalgae. Based on recent advances in plant nanobiotechnology, this study will explore the potential of CNT-based applications to enhance photosynthetic performance of microalgae and their fitness under stressful conditions commonly used to stimulate the production of high-value compounds.
2015
Istituto di Cristallografia - IC
carbon nanotubes
Chlamydomonas reinhardtii
light harnessing
hydrogen production
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