Aquatic Microbial Ecology: AME 9:177-182

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AME 9:177-182 (1995)

Abstract

Dinophysis spp. cells concentrated from nature for experimental purposes, using size fractionation and reverse migration

Maestrini SY, Berland BR, Grzebyk D, Spanò AM

ABSTRACT: A method based on size fractionation plus reverse phototactic migration was used to collect large Dinophysis spp.-dominated populations. Cells were active and survived handling and transportation. Experiments involving various treatments for establishing permanent cultures are described; none have yet been successful.

KEY WORDS: Dinophysis . Dense-cell suspension . Attempted culture