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AN UNUSUAL METHOD FOR CULTURE OF UNICELLULAR MARINE ALGAE1

Ravenna Ukeles, Jean Bishop

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SUMMARY A method for the axenic culture of marine microscopic algae that utilizes various types of paper as solid substrates for growth is described. Investigations into the growth of 39 algal, strains on various paper substrates were conducted. Applications of the method to bioassay are discussed.

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SUMMARY A method for the axenic culture of marine microscopic algae that utilizes various types of paper as solid substrates for growth is described. Investigations into the growth of 39 algal, strains on various paper substrates were conducted. Applications of the method to bioassay are discussed.

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SUMMARY A method for the axenic culture of marine microscopic algae that utilizes various types of paper as solid substrates for growth is described. Investigations into the growth of 39 algal, strains on various paper substrates were conducted. Applications of the method to bioassay are discussed.

Key concepts: Biology, Axenic culture, Algae, Axenic, Bioassay, Botany, Ecology, Paleontology

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