"How We Raise <i>Paramecium</i>, Easily, in Large Numbers" by Eugene C. Bovee, Sandra C. Thompson et al.

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How We Raise Paramecium, Easily, in Large Numbers

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Eugene C. Bovee, University of KansasFollow
Sandra C. Thompson, University of KansasFollow
Mercedes L. Acuña, University of KansasFollow

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We use more Paramecium spp. in our Physiological Protozoology course at the University of Kansas than any other cells, and use them in great numbers each week, so that we wish to avoid the cost of buying them commercially. Therefore, we raise our own cultures. For over twenty years the senior author has used the easy method described here to raise large numbers of Paramecium aurelia, P. cauclatum, or P. multimicronucleatum, with consistent success.

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February 1971

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Iowa Science Teachers' Journal

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Bovee, Eugene C.; Thompson, Sandra C.; and Acuña, Mercedes L. (1971) "How We Raise Paramecium, Easily, in Large Numbers," Iowa Science Teachers Journal: Vol. 8: No. 3, Article 10.
Available at: https://scholarworks.uni.edu/istj/vol8/iss3/10