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. 2018 Jun 22;11:174. doi: 10.1186/s13068-018-1172-2

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Fig. 3 — Mortierella fungi have more oil droplets than N. oceanica in f/2 medium. a–d Confocal micrographs showing lipid droplets in the fungal mycelium grown in flasks containing PDB medium. Green fluorescence indicates lipid droplets stained with BODIPY. e Lipid droplets in log-phase N. oceanica (Noc) cells grown in flasks containing f/2 medium. Red, autofluorescence of Noc chloroplast. f–i Lipid droplets in the algal and fungal cells after 6-day co-cultivation in f/2 medium. Fungal mycelium was added to the log-phase Noc culture for 6-day co-culture in flasks. AG77, M. elongata AG77; NVP64, M. elongata NVP64; GBAus22, M. gamsii GBAus22; 3668S, Morchella americana 3668S