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Volume 23, Issue 2

Replica Plating and Rapid Ascus Collection of Neurospora Free

Abstract

Two colonial strains of have been found suitable for testing nutritional requirements by replica plating. One strain () has been replicated with a set of needles and the other () with filter paper. When ripe perithecia from crosses are submerged in water, complete asci can be collected rapidly with a capillary pipette.

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Replica Plating and Rapid Ascus Collection of Neurospora
Microbiology 23, 257 (1960); https://doi.org/10.1099/00221287-23-2-257
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