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Algae Culture Chlorella Vulgaris, Perfect for School Science Fairs/Projects, Experiments & Classrooms (500ml)

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  • ALGAE CULTURE: In our labs in San Diego we grow algae and zooplankton cultures for most habitats on our planet (and perhaps Mars!) We carry freshwater, brackish, marine, and extremophile cultures of algae; They grow to exhibit colorful pigments of red (phycoerythrin), orange (carotenoids), brown (fucoxanthin), blue green (phycocyanin), and our favorite->green (chlorophyll); Our algae strains have been selected because they are grown well in bottles and flasks
  • SCIENCE PROJECT: Teachers, parents, and students - grow algae easily and get great results for inquiry-based projects; Because algae grow FAST experiments take a fraction of the time as land-plants (and algae is cooler!) Great experiments: toxicology, light quality, environmental changes, algae blooms; Blog posts detail science-fair winners and other projects; Students have sent our algae into SPACE THREE TIMES (would have been four, but the rocket exploded;; we still love you Space X;)
  • WHICH ONE TO PICK: Choose from culture, culture kit, farming kits, algae beads or Brainy Briny's; All items come with our Algae Culture Manual; CULTURE is simply cells of algae; CULTURE KIT is the culture, salts, nutrients, and a flask (in most kits); FARMING KIT is used to grow batches of algae to harvest biomass; ALGAE BEADS are concentrated cells in a gel used for classrooms; Brainy Briny's are a zooplankton and algae culture kit; Instructional videos at algaeresearchsupply;com
  • ALGAE CULTURE: In our labs in San Diego we grow algae and zooplankton cultures for most habitats on our planet (and perhaps Mars!) We carry freshwater, brackish, marine, and extremophile cultures of algae; They grow to exhibit colorful pigments of red (phycoerythrin), orange (carotenoids), brown (fucoxanthin), blue green (phycocyanin), and our favorite->green (chlorophyll); Our algae strains have been selected because they are grown well in bottles and flasks


Protein content: reported up to 46%, Lipid content is variable, usually 3%, but claims of up to 50%


Anna
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2024
I have cultured algae many times. I was not able to get anything going with this algae. I don't know if perhaps it got too cold in transit. It was for a lab I do with my middle schoolers and it did not work.
Maya
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2024
Great quality algae, with no contamination from other species. Used it for growing my own fertilizer. Algae sample was very much alive, and reproduced very quickly!
Mushroom co
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2023
I finally got a microscope after growing out this bottle of algae from algae research and supply to find that it is not even spirulina! See the pictures. From what I can find in reference studies and pictures I have ankistrodesmus and cholorococcum not spirulina. After many attempts to contact algae research and supply via their website maybe this will be helpful to others.Perhaps they miss labeled their bottles? Given the name of this seller you think they would be 100% certain that they send the right algae.
Andrew
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2023
The cultures came extremely sparsely in their initial containers. I put them into a proper solution to let them propagate and a few weeks later I looked at it under a microscope. The majority of algae was not spirulina - it was something small and round. I did see a few pieces of spirulina but they were very sparse. At 40x magnification I could only count maybe 3. I'm gonna have to get another culture.
Mike P
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2022
I bought a smaller batch a couple months ago that wasn’t nearly as alive, but even though this one came frozen solid, it’s culture is booming. I use spirulina for home air purification because they are pigs for co2. I’m pretty much knocking off an actual overpriced product that has some solid science behind it. (Algen air). Their product is sleek like Apple made it, but it’s lacking an adequate light and bubbler, and there’s no heater which is key. It retails for 200, but you can make your own “aquarium style” in any glass container you want for under 40. When you feed the culture, I bring some spring water to a boil and dilute the mixture, let it cool and you’ll immediately see more activity. Grow on!
Derrick
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2022
This much product would have been $7 before greedflation but it has quickly propagated so …there’s that.
Donna Cook
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2021
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elena
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2021
Follow all the instructions to the letter, no algae. Algae culture they send had very little algae present, no wonder nothing grew.
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