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Spirulina usually refers to two types of cyanobacteria of the genus Arthrospira genus Arthrospira maxima (scientific name Arthrospira maxima) and Arthrospira platensis (scientific name). These two varieties were originally classified into the genus Spirulina (scientific name Spirulina) and later into the genus Arthrospira, but they are still customarily called "spirulina". Spirulina is widely cultivated and used as a dietary supplement around the world, usually in the form of pills, tablets, and powder. It is also used as a feed supplement in aquaculture, aquariums and poultry.

application:

1. Food: used in dairy products, meat products, baked goods, noodles, and seasonings.

2. Medicine: health food, filler, pharmaceutical raw materials

3. Cosmetics: facial cleanser, lotion, shampoo, mask, etc.

4. Feed: canned pets, animal feed, aquatic feed, vitamin feed, veterinary products, etc.