The other populations of L. strobila were collected by the senior author in the harbour of List, Island of Sylt (German North Sea coast; ~55°01′N 08°27′E) and in the Irish Sea near the Port Erin Marine Laboratory, Isle of Man (~54°05′N 04°45′W).
Culturing the Ciliate Laboea strobila
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Variable analysis
- Cultivation temperature (10 °C vs. 15.5 °C)
- Food algae (Isochrysis galbana and an unidentified cryptophyte)
- Growth and health of Laboea strobila cultures
- Sterile culture medium A and B (Table 1)
- HCl-washed glass bowls
- 10 h dark to 14 h light cycle
- Irradiance (10 μE m^-2 s^-1 for L. strobila and cryptophyte, 50 μE m^-2 s^-1 for I. galbana)
- Positive control: Parallel cultures of L. strobila maintained at 15.5 °C
- Negative control: Not mentioned
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