UTEX B EE100 Protosiphon sp.

UTEX B EE100
Protosiphon sp.

Condition: Xenic

Medium Type: Agar Slant

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Algae Details

UTEX Number:	EE100
Class:	Chlorophyceae
Strain:	Protosiphon sp.
Medium:	Modified Bold 3N Medium (MB3N)
Origin:	Nahel Soreq, Israel
Description of Location:	Gift from I. Bladinger
GPS:
Type Culture:	No
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Deposition:	E.I. Friedmann
Relatives:	CCMEE 297 NS
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About The Extreme Environment (EE) Collection

Extreme Environment Algae are strains of terrestrial algae collected from various extreme environments such as Antarctica and the Gobi Desert. This collection maintained by Dr. Imre Friedmann has been deposited in the Culture Collection of Algae at The University of Texas. These strains have now been cryopreserved and are maintained in indefinite storage under liquid nitrogen. Some of them are well documented and their characteristics described; others have only been identified to family. Information on the documented strains will be added to this web site as time permits. The extreme environment algae collection was deposited in 2003 and formally accessioned into UTEX February 2005.

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