Chlorellaceae

Chlorellaceae
	Chlorella vulgaris
Scientific classification
Clade:	Viridiplantae
Division:	Chlorophyta
Class:	Trebouxiophyceae
Order:	Chlorellales
Family:	Chlorellaceae; Brunnthaler
Genera
	Acanthosphaera; Actinastrum; Apatococcus; Apodococcus; Auxenochlorella; Catena; Chlorella; Chloroparva; Closteriopsis; Compactochlorella; Coronastrum; Cylindrocelis; Diacanthos; Dicellula; Dicloster; Dictyosphaerium; Didymogenes; Fissuricella; Follicularia; Geminella; Gloeotila; Golenkiniopsis; Hegewaldia; Helicosporidium; Heynigia; Hindakia; Hormospora; Kalenjinia; Keratococcus; Leptochlorella; Marasphaerium; Marinichlorella; Marvania; Masaia; Meyerella; Micractinium; Mucidosphaerium; Muriella; Nannochloris; Nanochlorum; Palmellochaete; Parachlorella; Planktochlorella; Podohedra; Prototheca; Pseudochloris; Pseudosiderocelopsis; Pumiliosphaera; Siderocelis; Zoochlorella;

Chlorellaceae are a family of green algae in the order Chlorellales.^[1]

This genus includes some important emerging pathogens of humans and farm animals, such as Prototheca zopfii.

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