Fig. 2From: Isolation and characterization of Chlorella sp. mutants with enhanced thermo- and CO2 tolerances for CO2 sequestration and utilization of flue gasesEffects of high temperature and different CO2 concentrations on the growth and photosynthetic rates of the wild type and mutants 283 and 359 of Chlorella vulgaris ESP-31. a The growth performance under different CO2 concentrations (5 and 25% CO2/air) at 40 °C. b Biomass productivity. c Net photosynthesis rates. (D) Maximum PSII activity. A 50-mL culture of each strain aerated with different CO2 (0.1 vvm) was grown in BG-11 at 40 °C under 12 h light–dark (light intensity 150 μmol m−2 s−1) conditions for 4 days. Data shown are the means (along with the standard deviations) of at least two independent experimentsBack to article page