UTEX LB 2272
Enteromorpha intestinalis


Deadline to place an order for UTEX LB 2272 Enteromorpha intestinalis with a 2024 shipment date:
Dec 11, 2024 at 5:00 PM CST




Algae Details

UTEX Number: 2272
Class: Chlorophyceae
Strain: Enteromorpha intestinalis
Medium: Erdschreiber's Medium (Erd)
Origin: La Perouse, Sydney, N.S.W., Australia
Description of Location: from a single spore, intertidal zone at Cape Banks
GPS:
Type Culture: No
Collection:
Isolation: R. Ritchie (1/77)
Isolator Number:
Deposition: (3/81)
Relatives: CCAP 320/1
Also Known As:
Notes: 3-4 days exposure to freshwater produces gametes/zoospores (Ritchie & Larkum 1982)

General Maintenance Conditions

Temperature: 20 °C
Light source: mix of warm-white & cool-white fluorescent lamps
Intensity: 3200 lux (maximum)
Periodicity: 12/12 h L/D

Those who receive cultures are encouraged to duplicate within reason the conditions used in the Collection, when handling newly acquired cultures, to reduce the chance of losing the culture. After a stock culture is established, subcultures may be used for testing other conditions. These general maintenance conditions are not our recommendations to achieve optimal growth rates and large quantities of algae. Information on the best growth conditions and media must be acquired in other literature or through careful experimentation. For additional details on the long-term culture maintenance conditions utilized at UTEX, visit the Culture Maintenance Guides page.


Preparation of Living Algal Strains For Orders

For liquid cultures, approximately 15 mL aliquots of the stock strain maintained as a liquid culture are transferred to screw-cap tubes on the day of shipment.

Agar and liquid cultures are packaged within a Styrofoam box and shipped the same day they are packaged.

One tube of agar or liquid culture constitutes an order for a single culture of a single strain of living algae. UTEX makes no attempt to quantify the number of organisms or other characteristics of the culture. UTEX only guarantees the identity of the organism as specified in the strain history.


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