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Figure 1. Cultures of microalgae and cyanobacteria deposited in BACA. A: Nostoc sp. BACA0052; B: Microchaete tenera BACA0055; C: Scenedesmus acutus BACA0179; D: Haematococcus lacustris BACA0314

Figure 2: Photomicrographs of Pseudocalidococcus azoricus R.F.S. Luz, J. Kaštovský, V. Gonçalves, a new genus and species of cyanobacterium described from a culture deposited at BACA (BACA0444). A-C: Optical microscopy photos of the cell forms, scales 10 um; D-E: Transmission electron microscopy photos showing the cell ultrastructure, namely the peripheral arrangement of the photosynthetic membranes (thylakoids), scales 500 nm (D) and 200 nm (E)

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BACA: a living archive for conservation of the microbial biodiversity of the Azores

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