Algal starter cultures are begun with one algal cell or very few cells, but many species of algae are single-celled plants. The final biomass harvested from a pond represents, at the least, millions to billions of cell divisions that originated from one or only a few cells.
Nutrients. Honey's a natural syrup requires no other additives of sugar or salt. In fact, it's mainly sugar itself, with 16 g per tablespoon. The National Honey Board states that honey contains 64 calories in a tablespoon, which means there are approximately 21 calories in a teaspoon.
Pound for pound, the nutrients in honey and white sugar are about the same. Note, however, that a teaspoon of honey weighs more than a teaspoon of white sugar, so honey has slightly more calories when measured with household measures. To be exact, a teaspoon of white sugar has 15 calories and a teaspoon of honey has 21 calories. Taste Differences Between Honey and Sugar. Honey is sweeter than white sugar, so if you care for the taste of honey as a sweetener, you may be able to get by with using less to sweeten foods.