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Indonesia is known as the largest oil palm producer in the world. However, along with the production, it generates wastes and pollution that caused the environmental problem in surrounding areas. Previous researchers reported that high palm oil mill effluent (POME) concentration inhibited microalgae growth. However, the inhibition factor was not clearly explained by using kinetic model. This study presents kinetic models of Botrococcus braunii (B. braunii) cultivated on POME wastewater under different turbidity condition. Results showed that the logistic model was closely suitable with experiment results. It was found that B. braunii was able to consume organic carbon from the POME wastewater on the logarithmic model. A modified kinetic model of Monod Haldane described the influence of turbidity on the cultivation. Turbidity of POME medium inhibited the growth rate at KI 2.64 and KII 37.01 NTU, respectively. The Lipid (39.9%), and carbohydrate (41.03%) were found in the biomass that could be utilized as biofuel source

Potency of Botryococcus braunii cultivated on palm oil mill effluent wastewater as a source of biofuel