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Actinoplanes italicus, a New Red-Pigmented Species
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BiologyMorphological EvidenceActinoplanes ItalicusUnicellular OrganismPhylogeneticsBotanyProtistNatural SciencesEvolutionary BiologyOomyceteSlime MouldMorphologySoluble PigmentsMicrobiologyNew SpeciesSymbiosisTaxonomy (Biology)Name A. Italicus
A new species of Actinoplanes is described for which the name A. italicus is proposed. The organism is characterized by the cherry-red color of its vegetative mycelium and by the production of soluble pigments. It differs significantly, therefore, from the species of Actinoplanes so far named and described, which generally produce a yellow or orange vegetative mycelium and which ordinarily do not produce soluble pigments. The type strain of A. italicus is A 5221 (=ATCC 27366).
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