Chlorella

Chlorella is a unicellular eukaryotic freshwater algae that has a high photosynthetic activity and therefore has a large amount of chlorophyll, which is a dye that is contained in the cell organelles of chloroplasts and is involved in the first phase of photosynthesis, at the end of which glucose is formed from carbon dioxide and water. It has a similar structure to haemoglobin, except that the central ion is not iron but magnesium. Chlorellae have a spherical (spherical) shape and a solid cell wall that protects them from adverse environmental conditions. When they multiply, they form a continuous biomass. Chlorella is now widely cultivated and harvested and processed into powder, tablets, etc.

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