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chlorella

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chlorella (kl·reˑ·l),
n green one-celled algae taken as a food supplement. A rich source of vitamins, proteins, chlorophyll, and nucleic acids.
Chlorella
a green alga, thought to be the origin of the achloric alga Prototheca spp., a sometime animal pathogen. See prototheca.
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