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Locally available nutrient materials (Cow dung, Soybean extracts and Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)/UREA) were used to prepare culture media for growing Chlorella spp. and compared to the commonly constituted Bold’s Basal Medium (BBM) as a control. Algae was cultured in 25L rectangular glass tanks with 24 hour illumination and aeration. Ammonia, pH and counts of algae cells/ml were recorded daily for 24 days. Chlorella spp. production rate, effect of intrinsic ammonia and pH on culture performance, duration of culture cycle and the di fferences in resultant fatty acid composition of the algae were tested. Results indicated a significant effect of culture media on the growth performance of Chlorella spp. (F = 3.42, P 40% of Total Fatty Acids) were predominant in all media. Monounsaturated fatty acids (MUFAs) were recorded low (

Effect of type of nutrient media on the biomass and fatty acid profiles of microalgae (Chlorella spp.)