Beakes, GCleary, Ann L2015-12-130022-3646http://hdl.handle.net/1885/94510Colonies of a wild strain from Lake Burley-Griffin, Australia, of the hydrocarbon-producing green alga Botryococcus were examined by confocal laser scanning microscopy. The microscope was fitted with a dual wavelength krypton-argon laser, which permittedKeywords: australia; chlorophyll; confocal laser microscopy; extracellular matrix; hydrocarbon; lipophilic dye fluorescence; plastid; secondary metabolite; strain difference; Botryococcus Botryococcus; Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy; DIOC6(3); Hydrocarbon localization; Plastid morphology; Rhodamine 123Visualization of plastids and lipophilic components in living colonies of a wild strain of the hydrocarbon-forming green alga Botryococcus by laser scanning confocal microscopy199910.1023/A:10080556138272015-12-12