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SELENASTRUM Reinsch SPHAEROCYSTIS Chodat
Selenastrum bibraianum Reinsch Sphaerocystis bilobata Broady
CCAP 278/1, Pringsheim; 1940; A; England;
CCAP 278/4 A s N; Norw. Inst. Water Res. 1959;
CCAP 17611 Broady; 1973; N; Antarctic; plant
freshwater; M1 material; MI; T
Selenastrum capricornutum Printz Sphaerocystis oleifera Broady
CCAP 176/2 Broady; 1973; N; Antarctic; plant
Norway?: freshwater; M1 material; Ml; T
Selenastrum gracile Reinsch Sphaerocystis signiensis Broady
CCAP 278/2a
CCAP 278/2b
CCAP 278/2c
CCAP 278/2d
CCAP 278/2e
CCAP 278/2f
CCAP 278/2g
CCAP 278/2h
CCAP 278/3 Myers; N; freshwater; M1
SIGNIOSPHAERA Broady
George; 1947; N; England;
freshwater; MI
George; 1954; N; Nigeria;
freshwater; M1
Starr; N: USA; frephwater; MI
Cowan; N; USA; freshwater; MI
Bourrelly; N; freshwater; MI
Wurtz; N; France; freshwater: M1
Lewin; N; USA; freshwater; MI
Starr: N; USA; freshwater; MI
Signiosphaera multinucleatum Broady
CCAP 177/1 Broady; 1973; N; Antarctic; plant
SKELETONEMA Greville
material; MI; T
Skeletonema costatum (Grey.) Cleve
CCAP 1077/la
CCAP 1077/1b
CCAP 1077/lc
Droop; LB; marine; M11
Robinson; 1950; LB; England;
marine; Mll
Reynolds; LB; North Sea; marine;
Mll
CCAP 176/3 Broady: 1973; N; Antarctic; plant
SPHAEROPLEA Ag.
material; Ml; T
Sphaeroplea soleirolii (Duby) Mont.?
CCAP 377/1a Starr; 1951; LB; England;
freshwater; M3
Selenastrum minutum (Naeg.) Collins Sphaeroplea wilmanae Fritsch g Rich
CCAP 377/1b George; 1951; LB; South Africa;
freshwater; M3
CCAP 377/1c George; 1951; LB; South Africa;
freshwater; M3
CCAP 377/1d George; 1951; LB; South Africa;
freshwater; M3
CCAP 377/le George; 1951; LB; South Africa;
SPHAEROSORUS Pascher
freshwater; M3
Sphaerosorus composita Moewus
CCAP 876/1 Moewus; pre-1951; N; MI; T
SPIROGYRA Link
Spirogyra grevilleana (Hassall) Kuetz.
CCAP 678/1 George; 1947; LB; England;
freshwater; M3
Abbreviations: A = agar slope; +b = bacteria added to medium as a food organism; B = bacteria present;
BT = patent applied for under the conditions of the Budapest Treaty; L = liquid medium;
M1 ,M2 ,M3 media suitable for routine cultivation; N cryopreserved; P = proven pathogen to man;
P? = possibly pathogenic to man but not proven; T = descent from type material;
X = organisms other than bacteria present.