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Chlorella is a species of microscopic, single-cell green micro-algae approximately the size of a human blood cell. It has been on the earth for over 30 million years and it was the first simplest form of life with a true nucleus. Chlorella’s name is devised from the fact that it contains the highest concentration of chlorophyll of any known plant on earth; like other chlorophyll-containing plants, algae convert inorganic chemical elements to organic matter by using light energy in a process called photosynthesis.