Hlorella

Received the name Chlorella thanks to the Greek root "chloros" that means flavovirent, and the Latin termination - ella - literally means "small". Its habitat is generally fresh-water reservoirs. This microscopic alga possessing a large supply of a chlorophyll and a complex of the most rare nutrients participates in photosynthesis process, absorbing carbon dioxide, oxygenating air. The microscopic alga of a hlorell is considered the long-liver of our planet. Its existence is measured more than two billion years.
Absheron Biotechnology LTD has an own strain of Chlorella which is allocated (is found) in the lakes of Absheron.