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Defatted biomass of the green microalga Chlorella sp. as a sustainable biostimulant to enhance barley growth under saline conditions.

Scientific reports - 13 May 2026

El-Akhdar Ibrahim, Elsakhawy Tamer, Elakhdar Ammar

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Defatted microalgal biomass represents a potentially sustainable resource for biostimulant production, reducing waste from biodiesel processing while enhancing crop resilience to abiotic stress. This study evaluated the potential of defatted Chlorella sp. extract as a biostimulant to alleviate salinity-induced stress in barley (Hordeum vulgare) grown hydroponically under electrical conductivity levels of 2, 8,...

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PMID: 42129269
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-026-49609-6
PMCID: PMC13171915

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