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Appl Environ Microbiol. 1962 March; 10(2): 129-131

Materials of Construction in Algal Culture

Denzel L. Dyer and D. E. Richardson

Space Biotechnology Section, The Martin Company, Denver, Colorado

ABSTRACT

A number of plastics and metals were tested for their compatibility with the algae Synechococcus lividus and Chlorella pyrenoidosa strain TX71105 in a nitrate medium at pH 7.5. Plastics in general were not inhibitory. Of the metals tested, copper and some of its alloys inhibited growth. Other copper alloys did not. Seven aluminum alloys were entirely compatible.

Appl Environ Microbiol. 1962 March; 10(2): 129-131






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