After adding Tween80 into the enzymatic hydrolysis process

the glycan conversion of sugarcane bagasse (SCB) pretreated by liquid hot water (LHW) was improved 11.4%. The enzymatic hydrolyzates with and without Tween80 were prepared as media to cultivate heterotrophic Chlorella sp.. According to the compositional feature of enzymatic hydrolyzate

the synthetic media composed of glucose

xylose and cellobiose were prepared to mimic the media containing enzymatic hydrolyzate. The medium which only contained glucose was used as the positive control. The glucose concentration in all of the media was 10 g·L-1. The synthetic media containing Tween80 or not were mixed with BG11 which did not contain carbonate

while the hydrolyzates media were prepared with or without the foregoing BG11. The cell growth and fatty acids yield of heterotrophic Chlorella sp. cultivated on the above media were investigated. The results showed that Tween80 could inhibit the cell growth of Chlorella sp.

and cellobiose could also put negative impact on the biomass of Chlorella sp.. Chlorella sp. cultivated on medium containing glucose and BG11 attained the maximum biomass of 1.97 g·L-1. The biomass of Chlorella sp. growing on enzymatic hydrolyzate media with BG11 was 2 times more than that on enzymatic hydrolyzate media without BG11. 6.90% of maximum fatty acid content was achieved when Chlorella sp. was cultured in enzymatic hydrolyzate media containing Tween80 and BG11. The chief fatty acids produced in all media were C16:0

C18:1

C18:3

C20:1 and C20:4. The addition of inorganic and organic nutrients into cellulolytic hydrolyzate can enhance the biomass and lipid content of microalgae.