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This paper emphasizes the value of knowing the correct identity of microalgal strains that may have biotechnological potential. Here, two Chilean small green coccoid referred as  Chlorella -like strains were identified using a polyphasic approach. Only one of them corresponded to the genus  Chlorella (C. vulgaris) ; the other belonged to the recently amended genus  Chloroidium (C. saccharophilum) . Lipids characterization of the biomass obtained from these strains showed that  Chlorella vulgaris  (Baker strain) appeared to be suitable as raw material for biodiesel production, while  Chloroidium saccharophilum  (Coliumo strain) would be more appropriate for animal nutrition.

Taxonomic identification and lipid production of two Chilean Chlorella-like strains isolated from a marine and an estuarine coastal environment