NIVA-CYA 116

Planktothrix agardhii
ORIGIN
Country origin
Norway
Locality origin
Lake Årungen, Akershus, Norway
Locality type
Freshwater
Habitat
Freshwater
Date of collecting
1983-08
Isolator
Skulberg R.
CULTURE
Medium
Z8
Growth temperature
15°C
DETAILS
Obtained from
NIVA Culture Collection of Algae
Date of isolation
1983
Date deposited to NORCCA
Remarks
16S rDNA accession no. AB045911.

References

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