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LIST OF OTHER CULTURE COLLECTIONS Fungi, wood rotting
Requests for bacteria and fungi may be made to one of
the other culture collections listed below:
Bacteria of industrial importance
National Collection of Industrial Bacteria, Fungi (other than pathogens and wood rotting)
Torry Research Station,
P. 0. Box 31, Collection of Fungus Cultures,
135 Abbey Road, Commonwealth Mycological Institute,
ABERDEEN, AB9 8DG, Ferry Lane,
Scotland
KEW,
Surrey, TW9 3AF.
Bacteria of marine importance
National Collection of Marine Bacteria,
Torry Research Station, National Collection of Yeast Cultures,
P. 0. Box 31, Agricultural Research Council,
135 Abbey Road, Food Research Institute,
ABERDEEN, AB9 8DG, Colney Lane,
Scotland NORWICH,
Norfolk, NR4 7UA.
Bacteria of medical and veterinary importance
National Collection of Type Cultures,
Central Public Health Laboratory,
Colindale Avenue,
LONDON, NW9 5HT.
Bacteria from milk and milk products
National Collection of Dairy Organisms,
National Institute for Research in Dairying,
Shinfield,
READING,
Berkshire, RG2 9AT.
Bacteria pathogenic for plants
National Collection of Plant Pathogenic Bacteria,
Plant Pathology Laboratory,
Hatching Green,
HARPENDEN,
Hertfordshire, AL5 2BD.
Fungi and yeasts pathogenic for man or other animals
Mycological Reference Laboratory,
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine,
Keppel Street (Gower Street),
LONDON, WC1E 7HT.
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Building Research Establishment,
Princes Risborough Laboratory,
Princes Risborough,
AYLESBURY,
Buckinghamshire, HP17 9PX.
Yeasts (other than pathogens)