Isochrysisgalbana Parke (1949) CCAP 927/1 Isolator: Parke (1938) Origin:
Marine;
fish pond, Port Erin Marine Station, Isle of Man, British Isles Culture: Medium
f/2; Bacteria present; sub Other: Orig. desig. I; Plymouth I; UTEX 987; CCMP1323; NEPCC 2; NEPCC 633; SMBA 58;
TYPE CULTURE;
used in aquaculture;
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