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The autotrophic system in Haematococcus pluvialis has two major merits compared with the other systems, prevention of contamination and highly enhanced total astaxanthin yield. That system, however, needs for a lot of time to enter the induction stage, particularly under the outdoor, in which the light source is not fixed and continuous. And two stress-inducible factors, salt stress and high temperature, were proposed to enhance the efficiency of it, but costly and high energy-consuming, respectively. Here we present the highly inducible Haematococcus mutant. This mutant has the lower photosystem II(PSII) efficiency compared with wild-type, improved the photosensitivity and seems to be suffered from the more increased photodamage like ROS(reactive oxygen stress) by photoinhibition than wild-type from the same light treatment. Light supply is the most energy-consuming factor in the microalgal culturing systems. This mutant should decrease the requirement of light energy source for the light-dependent induction, and particularly be useful to such an outdoor culturing system of Haematococcus cells.