Filtering small quantities of conidial suspensions to remove mycelial fragments

D. NEWMEYER

doi:10.4148/1941-4765.1480

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Filtering small quantities of conidial suspensions to remove mycelial fragments

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- D. NEWMEYER
- Stanford University

Abstract

This method was in common use in the Tatum lab in the 1940's, but was apparently never published. One simply sucks the suspension through the cotton plug of a pipette, used upside-down. Graduated pipettes from 1 to 10 ml work well.

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How to Cite: NEWMEYER, D. (1990) “Filtering small quantities of conidial suspensions to remove mycelial fragments”, Fungal Genetics Reports. 37(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.4148/1941-4765.1480