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Database
Search Tips and Field Explanations
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| CS Number: |
A unique CSIRO strain code. All strains have a CS-number.
Enter here when the CS number is known; (eg CS-302/9. Will return multiple
strains if only CS-3 entered). |
| Strain Designation: |
Not all strains have a strain code but particular groups
such as the dinoflagellates and cyanobacteria are well represented with
strain codes (eg MASH01/A05 = Microcystis aeruginosa, Shepparton,
5th axenic clone isolated) |
| Species Name: |
Enter all or part of species name |
| Species Synonyms: |
Enter all or part of species name. The species synonyms
that are returned may be prefaced by an original species identification
(OI:). The original identification will not necessarily be a correct synonym. |
| Strain Synonyms: |
The Strain synonyms returned are most commonly the codes used by other
culture collections and may include an original strain designation
"Orig Desig =" |
| Class: |
Enter all or part of Class name eg Bacillariophyceae or Bacil, Prymnesiophyceae
or Prym |
| Class: |
will be a drop down menu list |
| Source Locality: |
This is the primary isolation location, including State,
Territory or County. eg for Australian isolates we use QLD, NSW, Vic, Tas,
SA, WA, NT. |
| Date of Isolation: |
Day/Month/Year...Where day or month is unknown "1" is substituted.
e.g. 1/1/1960 means isolated in 1960; 1/4/1960 means April 1960 |
| Date of Receipt: |
Date received into CCLM....Note 2/2/2222 is a default date for unknown
entries but is necessary for strains imported into Australia post 1991
under Quarantine Restrictions |
| Toxins: |
Not all strains have been tested for known toxins. In some cases, for
example Microcystis, non-axenic strains that have tested positive for toxins
may have been lost from the Collection but axenic clones may exist that
have not been tested. |
| Reference Type: |
Search by CSIRO published research area. At present you will need to
type or copy a category from the following list. Aquaculture - Nutrition,
Biotech incl' production, Biomarkers, Culturing methods, Ecology / Physiology,
Ecotoxicity, Genetics - Phylogenetics, Genetics- Functional, Pigments,
Taxonomy incl' morphology, Toxins, Other |
Culture Collection
Acronyms used in CCLM
CCAP = Culture Collection of Algae and Protozoa in UK (e.g.
CCAP 849/1)
CCCM = Canadian Culture Collection of Microorganisms
CCMP = Provasoli - Guillard National Centre for the Culture
of Marine Phytoplankton in USA (e.g. CCMP525)
NIES = Microbial Culture Collection National Insitute of Environmental
Studies, Japan (e.g. NIES-189)
SAG = Sammlung von Algenkulturen der Universität Göttingen
(e.g. SAG 38.85)
SCCAP = Scandinavian Culture Collection for Algae and Protozoa
UTEX = The Culture Collection of Algae at the University of
Texas at Austin (UTEX LB2164)
@ FCRG = Food Chain Research Group, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
(La Jolla, California); collection was administered by William Thomas;
many strains went to CCMP
@ FTH = F. T. Haxo Culture Collection, Scripps Institution of
Oceanography
@ Halifax = NRCC Atlantic Regional Laboratory, Halifax (Nova
Scotia, Canada)
@ Plymouth = The Laboratory, Citadel Hill, Plymouth, UK; many
strains went to CCAP
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