Last data update:
24 January 2024 16:40 CET
Species name: | Gibbsiella quercinecans Brady, Denman, Kirk, Venter, Rodríguez-Palenzuela and Countinho 2010 VL |
3 strain(s) found - displaying strain(s) 1 through 3
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Strain Number: | LMG 25500 Add to cart |
Other collections' numbers: | Brady FRB 97; NCPPB 4470 |
Genome sequenced strain: | Yes |
Restrictions: | Biohazard group 1 |
Status: | Type strain |
Biological origin: | Quercus petraea, inner bark |
Geographic origin: | Hoddesdon Park United Kingdom |
Isolated by: | S.Denman and S.Kirk |
Depositor: | Brady C., University of Pretoria - Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, Department of Microbiology and Plant Pathology |
History: | <- 2009, Brady C., University of Pretoria - Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, Department of Microbiology and Plant Pathology <- S.Denman and S.Kirk (2008) |
Conditions for growth: | Medium 14, 28°C |
Strain Number: | LMG 25501 Add to cart |
Other collections' numbers: | Brady FRB 92; NCPPB 4471 |
Restrictions: | Biohazard group 1 |
Biological origin: | Quercus petraea, inner bark |
Geographic origin: | Hoddesdon Park United Kingdom |
Isolated by: | S.Denman and S.Kirk |
Depositor: | Brady C., University of Pretoria - Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, Department of Microbiology and Plant Pathology |
History: | <- 2009, Brady C., University of Pretoria - Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, Department of Microbiology and Plant Pathology <- S.Denman and S.Kirk (2008) |
Conditions for growth: | Medium 14, 28°C |
Strain Number: | LMG 25502 Add to cart |
Other collections' numbers: | Brady FRB 185; NCPPB 4472 |
Restrictions: | Biohazard group 1 |
Biological origin: | Quercus robur, inner bark |
Geographic origin: | Gorse Covert United Kingdom |
Isolated by: | S.Denman and S.Kirk |
Depositor: | Brady C., University of Pretoria - Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, Department of Microbiology and Plant Pathology |
History: | <- 2009, Brady C., University of Pretoria - Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, Department of Microbiology and Plant Pathology <- S.Denman and S.Kirk (2008) |
Conditions for growth: | Medium 14, 28°C |
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