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95+ YEARS OF EXPERIENCE - Carolina Biological has over 95 years of experience in providing high-quality science education materials, trusted by educators worldwide. As a leader in the field, they are committed to advancing hands-on learning, offering a vast range of biological specimens, lab equipment, and instructional materials. Carolina’s dedication to innovation, quality, and ethical sourcing has made them a go-to resource for schools, colleges, and independent learners.
SUFFICIENT FOR A CLASS OF 30 – Each culture contains enough material to support a full class, making it ideal for group activities and laboratory experiments.
IDEAL FOR CLASSROOM MICROSCOPY – A fascinating specimen for microscopic examination, demonstrating cell structure, reproduction, and movement in algae.
UNUSUAL CHLOROPLAST STRUCTURE – Named for its distinct spiral-shaped chloroplasts, Spirogyra provides an excellent model for studying plant cell organelles and photosynthesis.
LIVING FILAMENTOUS GREEN ALGAE – Spirogyra sp., commonly known as "pond silk," forms long, thread-like chains that are ideal for observing algal cell structures.

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Spirogyra sp. Collected from our ponds. Spirogyra are a genus of filamentous green algae also known as "pond silk." The genus is named for the unusual spiral shaped chloroplast. Each culture contains enough material for a class of 30 students. This culture requires a high light level of 200 to 400 foot-candles of fluorescent light 18 to 24" from the culture. Optimal medium: Spirogyra Soil-Water. Optimum growth temperature: 22° C. Note: Collected algae are not necessarily free of unidentified organisms.

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