Provasoli Enriched Seawater (PES) medium solution
Anton Kuech
Macroalgae
Seaweed cultivation
Enriched seawater medium
Cultivation medium
Provasoli enriched seawater (PES)
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Abstract
This protocol outlines the steps required to prepare Provasoli Enriched Seawater (PES) medium in accordance with the method by Provasoli (1966).
Before start
It is important to follow the order of chemicals added as shown in the protocol.
Steps
P II solution
5000mL
Add 5g
Add 5.7g
Add 0.62g
Add 0.11g
Add 0.024g
Add 0.245g
Fe-solution
5000mL
Add 3.3g
Add 3.51g
Primary solution
6000mL
Add 23.4g
30g
Tris buffer)
Add 1500mL
P II-solution
Add 1500mL
Fe-solution
Add 21g
Add 2.12g
Add 16mg
Pasteurise for 2h 0m 0s
at 99°C
Vitamins
Vitamins to be added through a sterile single injection with a front filter (0.2 μm) in the cooled off primary solution (maximum temperature of 60°C
).
30mL
30mL
30mL
Storage
Store PES in Duran bottles in a cold and dark setting at 10°C
.
Equipment
Value | Label |
---|---|
Duran® laboratory bottles, with caps | NAME |
Glass bottle | TYPE |
Duran | BRAND |
Z305197-10EA | SKU |
http://sigmaaldrich.com | LINK |
500 ml | SPECIFICATIONS |
Application
Culturing medium is created by adding 200mL
PES to 10L
sterile seawater.