| Product Number | TS514708 |
| Strain Number | UTEX ZZ882 |
| WDCM number of Culture Collection | 606 |
| Organism Name | Brasilonema angustatum |
| Organism Type | Microalgae |
| History of Deposit | J. Johansen (2/29/2012) |
| Date of Isolation | 2009/09 |
| Isolated From | This strain was isolated from a moss bank on Moleka Trail, located off of Round Top Drive, in Manoa Valley on the island of Oahu. The moss bank was growing along the trail wall with a short cliff and small stream running adjacent to and below the trail. The site was approximately 2 kilometers north of the University of Hawaii at Manoa. |
| Geographic Origin | (GPS: 21.311° N and 157.823° W, elevation - 238 meters) Manoa, Hawaii, United States |
| Nomenclatural status of the strain | No |
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| Literature | Vaccarino, M.A. and J.R. Johansen. In revision. Brasilonema angustatum sp. nov. (Nostocales), a new filamentous cyanobacterial species from the Hawaiian Islands. Journal of Phycology. |
| Product Number | TS514708 |
| Strain Number | UTEX ZZ882 |
| WDCM number of Culture Collection | 606 |
| Organism Name | Brasilonema angustatum |
| Organism Type | Microalgae |
| History of Deposit | J. Johansen (2/29/2012) |
| Date of Isolation | 2009/09 |
| Isolated From | This strain was isolated from a moss bank on Moleka Trail, located off of Round Top Drive, in Manoa Valley on the island of Oahu. The moss bank was growing along the trail wall with a short cliff and small stream running adjacent to and below the trail. The site was approximately 2 kilometers north of the University of Hawaii at Manoa. |
| Geographic Origin | (GPS: 21.311° N and 157.823° W, elevation - 238 meters) Manoa, Hawaii, United States |
| Nomenclatural status of the strain | No |
| Optimum Temperature for Growth | |
| Maximum Temperature for Growth | |
| Minimum Temperature for Growth | |
| Literature | Vaccarino, M.A. and J.R. Johansen. In revision. Brasilonema angustatum sp. nov. (Nostocales), a new filamentous cyanobacterial species from the Hawaiian Islands. Journal of Phycology. |