Bridging biodiversity research gaps in indigenous microalgae from palm oil mill effluent: a bibliometric and ecological assessment with implications for carbon biofixation

Budiyanto Budiyanto Titin Handayani Astri Pertiwi Septina Is Heriyanti Nurul Apsari Aji S. P. Senda Eko Agus Nugroho Teddy Alhady Lubis Galuh Prihantoro Fandy Septian Nugroho Hari Yurismono Diana Nurani

Aug 2026 · Biodiversity and Conservation · Vol 35 · 0 citations · 64 references

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Findings highlight POME stabilization ponds as previously underexplored reservoirs of microalgal biodiversity and contribute to a better understanding of microalgal adaptation in human-modified aquatic ecosystems.

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