title: Green microalgae chlorella in the study of the biosynthetic potential of higher plants<i>in vitro</i>
abstract: Biostimulants and biofertilizers based on macro- and microalgae have managed to establish themselves as an actual replacement for toxic substances, demonstrating high efficiency on plants of various taxonomic groups. There is an unique organic product chlorella ( Chlorella vulgaris ), a green microalgae containing more than 650 substances, which creates the prerequisites for its effective use as a substrate for the propagation of cultures in vitro . A method has been developed for propagating pl
journal: BIO Web of Conferences