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chlorella

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chlorella

Any single-celled, green, freshwater alga of the genus Chlorella, 3–10 micrometres in diameter, which can increase its weight by four times in 12 hours. Nutritive content: 50% protein, 20% fat, 20% carbohydrate, 10% phosphate, calcium, and trace elements.



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