IDENTITY Synechococcus_sp Domain: BacteriaDivision: CyanophytaClass: CyanophyceaeOrder: SynechococcalesFamily: SynechococcaceaeGenus: Synechococcus Clade: subcluster 5.1 - clade IaStrain name: CC9311 Authentic culture: STATUS Clonal: Axenic: Pure: Heterotrophic: Toxic: Symbiotic: Transformed: MORPHOLOGYCell shape: coccoidCell motility: non-motile ORIGINSampling ocean: Pacific OceanSampling site: California currentSampling country: USASampling ecosystem: pelagicSampling comment: posotiion from https://calcofi.org/field-work/station-info.htmlSampling cruise: CalCOFI cruise 9304Sampling station: 83.110Sampling depth (m): 95Sampling date: Thursday, April 8, 1993Isolation by: Palenik B. CULTURE CONDITIONSRCC medium: PCR-S11-Red SeaRCC temperature: 22.00RCC transfer period weeks: 3.00RCC light: 80Phenotype pigment: Syn type 3dARemark: Genome sequenced by JGI. This strain can grow well in PCR-S11, which offers only NH4 as nitrogen source. Adding NO3 to this medium would also satisfy this strain, however without any significant consequence on the growth rate. RCC1086 is a cold temperate ecotype of marine Synechococcus (i.e. Clade I from subcluster 5.1). This means that it will grow between about 8 and 25°C, with optimal growth near 22-24°C, depending on the light irradiance applied. Marine Synechococcus exhibit much lower growth rates than the freshwater Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803: it takes about 10 days to have a well-colored culture when grown under 20 µmol photons/m²/s at 22°C. Details on the culture conditions of Synechococcus sp. CC9311 can also be retrieved from the articles of Brian Palenik (Scripps), who isolated and purified this strain. RCC Staff >Details for RCC staff onlyDate entered catalog: Friday, July 13, 2007Sampling by: Palenik B.Deposit to RCC date: Thursday, June 1, 2006Deposit to rcc by: B. Palenik
Synechococcus_sp Domain: BacteriaDivision: CyanophytaClass: CyanophyceaeOrder: SynechococcalesFamily: SynechococcaceaeGenus: Synechococcus