ArticleJournal of applied phycology2020
Identification of Eukaryotic Microalgal Strains.
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Abstract
Proper identification and documentation of microalgae is often lacking in publications of applied phycology, algal physiology and biochemistry. Identification of many eukaryotic microalgae can be very daunting to the non-specialist. We present a systematic process for identifying eukaryotic microalgae using morphological evidence and DNA sequence analysis. Our intent was to provide an identification method that could be used by non-taxonomists, but which is grounded in the current techniques used by algal taxonomists. Central to the identification is database searches with DNA sequences of appropriate loci. We provide usable criteria for identification at the genus or species level, depending on the availability of sequence data in curated databases and repositories. Particular attention is paid to dealing with possible misidentifications in DNA databases and utilizing current taxonomy.
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