Nayani K. Vidyarathna, Edna Granéli.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.hal.2012.11.006
Results indicated that under nutrient sufficiency O. ovata biomass accumulation increased significantly compared to N and P deficiency and also that N limitation severely affected growth.
The highest growth rates were recorded at 30 °C.
Cellular contents and the atomic ratios of C, N and P were higher in the cells grown at 20 °C than in those grown at 30 °C.
O. ovata cell volumes increased at 20 °C.
N deficiency significantly increased cell toxicity.
Toxicity per cell was higher at 20 °C, but per carbon was highest at 30 °C.
The highest carbohydrate production was found in conditions of N deficiency and at the lower temperature.
I wish I could find a whole copy for reading, but at least the abstract gives all the results!
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