Astaxanthin biosynthesis from simultaneous N and P uptake by the green alga Haematococcus pluvialis in primary-treated wastewater
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Tai Hyun Park | Chang Duk Kang | Sang Jun Sim | T. Park | S. Sim | J. An | C. D. Kang | Jin Young An
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