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Production of Plant Fertilizers and Bioproducts With Nitrogen-fixing Cyanobacteria the Overall Objectives of This Research Are to Develop a Novel Agricultural Technology Based on Cultivating N2-FIXING Cyanobacteria (‘blue-green’ Microalgae), With the Harvested Biomass Used for Commercial Biostimulants, Biofertilizers and Other Applications. N2-FIXING Strains Will Be Selected That Exhibit High and Stable Productivities in Open Pond Cultures, the Biomass Harvested With Simple Screens And/or Settling, and Tested for Use as Organic Fertilizers, as Crop Biostimulants and for Extraction of Phycocyanin, a Food Colorant. Costs, CO2 Utilization, Potential for Greenhouse Gas Reductions, and Environmental and Social Benefits Will Be Projected Based on Detailed Engineering, Life Cycle, and Community Benefits Studies.
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