Question

The advantage of using chlorella rather than a higher plant

Answer 1

Chlorella

Chlorella (green algae; Chlorophyta) is a cosmopolitan genus with small globular cells (about 2-10 μm diam.) living in both aquatic and terrestrial habitats. It includes strains with a high temperature tolerance, since some strains can grow between 15 and 40 °C. Due to its simple cell cycle, high growth rate, and having photosynthetic and metabolic pathways similar to higher plants, Chlorella has long been used as a model microorganism for studying the photosynthetic apparatus and carbon assimilation. Chlorella strains grow phototrophically in an inorganic medium as well as in mixotrophic and heterotrophic conditions

Answer 2

Advantages of using Chlorella

Explanation:

• Chlorella is a sort of single-celled green growth. It increases rapidly, on account of the intensity of the sun. Since it just requires carbon dioxide, water, a few minerals, and daylight, it is exceptionally proficient at transforming daylight into vitality.  

• It's utilized as an enhancement since it's generally high in protein and contains carbs, fats, and nutrients. Chlorella contains various relentless cancer prevention agents, as well. Moreover, the chlorella development factor (CDF) must be found in the cell core of chlorella.