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Chlamy Algae Renewable Energy Research




University of Minnesota leads research into algae with applications in renewable energy. ... Chlamy

... "The organism, Chlamydomonas reinhardtii, known affectionately as Chlamy, has long fascinated scientists because it is an ancestor of plants and animals that retains characteristics of both. Like green plants, Chlamy (a type of green alga) uses photosynthesis to convert solar energy and carbon dioxide into biomass. " ...

 

Via University of Minnesota: Chlamy genome for renewable energy

Posted by Green Tech on October 11, 2007 09:23 PM |




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