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Stallergenes Greer
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Freeze-Dried
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Freeze-dried
(lyophilized)
extracts
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laboratory
or
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manufacturing
use
and
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be
prepared
from
most
of
the
source
materials
listed
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as
well
as
some
items
not
listed.
Freeze-dried
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concentrations.
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protein,
moisture,
specific
allergen
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(eg,
Der
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Amb
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Fel
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Can
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1),
and
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 PRODUCTS Total
Catalogue
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| Mites
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•
Dust
mites
are
grown
under controlled
conditions
to
help
ensure
reliable
potency
and
quality.
•
Mite
source
identities
verified
by
GREER®
scientists.
•
Source
material
can
be
prepared
to
meet
specifications
of
up
to
99%
purity.
•
Freeze-dried
mite
extracts
are
available
in
2.5
and
25
mL
vials.
|
| NO
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Common
Name
|
Scientific
Name
|
| B72
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Mite,
Food/Storage
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Acarus
siro
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| B71
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Mite,
Food/Storage
|
Lepidoglyphus
destructor
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| B73
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Mite,
Food/Storage
|
Tyrophagus
putrescentiae
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| B63
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Mite,
House
Dust
|
Blomia
tropicalis
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| B83
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Mite,
House
Dust
|
Dermatophagoides
farinae
|
|
| NO
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Common
Name
|
Scientific
Name
|
| B81
|
Mite,
House
Dust*
|
Dermatophagoides
farinae
|
| B84
|
Mite,
House
Dust
|
Dermatophagoides
pteronyssinus
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| B82
|
Mite,
House
Dust
*
|
Dermatophagoides
pteronyssinus
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| B65
|
Mite,
House
Dust
|
Euroglyphus
maynei
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| B56
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Mite,
House
Dust
|
Glycyphagus
domesticus
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| Danders,
Epithelia,
Hair,
and
Feathers
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•
All
danders,
hair,
epithelia,
and
feathers
are
collected
from
animals
certified
as
healthy
and free
from
disease.
•
Epithelia
and
danders
are
acetone-defatted
and
milled
to
facilitate
extraction
of
allergen
components.
•
Feathers
are
milled
to
aid
in
the
extraction
process.
•
Unprocessed
animal
hair
is
available.
*
Epithelia
contain
both
hair
and
the
outer
epidermal
layer
of
skin.
•
Freeze-dried
mite
extracts
are
available
in
2.5
and
25
mL
vials.
|
| NO
|
Common
Name
|
Scientific
Name
|
| Danders
|
| E63
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Cat
Dander/Antigen
|
Felis
catus
(domesticus)
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| E64
|
Dog
Dander
|
Canis
familiaris
|
| E16
|
Horse
Dander
|
Equus
caballus
|
| Hair
|
| E66
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Cat
Hair
|
Felis
catus
(domesticus)
|
| E46
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Dog
Hair
|
Canis
familiaris
|
| E68
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Wool,
Sheep
|
Ovis
aries
|
| Feathers
|
| E2
|
Canary
Feathers
|
Serinus
canaria
|
| E77
|
Chicken
Feathers
|
Gallus
gallus
|
| E79
|
Duck
Feathers
|
Anas
platyrhynchos
|
| E78
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Goose
Feathers
|
Anser
anser
|
| E22
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Parakeet
Feathers
|
Psittacidae
|
| E23
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Pigeon
Feathers
|
Columba
spp.
|
|
| NO
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Common
Name
|
Scientific
Name
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| Epithelia
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| E3
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Cat
Epithelia
|
Felis
catus
(domesticus)
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| E4
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Cattle
Epithelia
|
Bos
taurus
|
| E7
|
Dog
Epithelia
|
Mixed-Breed
Canis
familiaris
|
| E50
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Gerbil
Epithelia
|
Meriones
unguiculatus
|
| E11
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Goat
Epithelia
|
Capra
hircus
|
| E14
|
Guinea
Pig
Epithelia
|
Cavia
porcellus
|
| E44
|
Hamster
Epithelia
|
Mesocricetus
auratus
|
| E15
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Hog
Epithelia
|
Sus
scrofa
|
| E17
|
Horse
Epithelia
|
Equus
caballus
|
| E20
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Mouse
Epithelia
|
Mus
musculus
|
| E24
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Rabbit
Epithelia
|
Oryctolagus
cuniculus
|
| E25
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Rat
Epithelia
|
Rattus
norvegicus
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| Pollens
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•
GREER®
offers
a
wide
range of
grass,
tree,
weed,
and
flower
pollens.
•
Extensive
experience
requirements
for
all
collectors.
•
Exclusive
collection
capabilities
in
the
United
States
and
Europe
to
access
regionally
appropriate
pollen
species.
•
Experienced
scientists
ensure
the
identity
and
purity
of
all
materials
through
microscopic
identification.
•
GREER
pollen
source
materials
meet
or
exceed
industry
standards
for
identity
and
purity.
•
Freeze-dried
mite
extracts
are
available
in
2.5
and
25
mL
vials.
|
| NO
|
Common
Name
|
Scientific
Name
|
| Grasses
|
| 231
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Bahia
|
Paspalum
notatum
|
| 2
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Bermuda
|
Cynodon
dactylon
|
| 8
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Brome
Grass,
Smooth
|
Bromus
inermis
|
|
9
|
Canarygrass,
Reed
|
Phalaris
arundinacea
|
| 149
|
Corn,
Cultivated
|
Zea
mays
|
| 11
|
Couch/Quack
Grass
|
Elymus
repens
|
| 15
|
Johnson
Grass
|
Sorghum
halepense
|
| 16
|
Kentucky
Blue/June
|
Poa
pratensis
|
| 14
|
Meadow
Fescue
|
Festuca
elatior
(pratensis)
|
| 21
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Oats,
Common/Cultivated
|
Avena
sativa
|
| 20
|
Orchard
|
Dactylis
glomerata
|
| 22
|
Redtop
|
Agrostis
gigantea
(alba)
|
| 23
|
Rye,
Cultivated
|
Secale
cereale
|
| 264
|
Ryegrass,
Giant
|
Wild
Leymus
condensatus
|
| 25
|
Ryegrass,
Italian
|
Lolium
perenne
ssp.
multiflorum
|
| 24
|
Ryegrass,
Perennial
|
Lolium
perenne
|
| 27
|
Sweet
Vernal
|
Anthoxanthum
odoratum
|
| 28
|
Timothy
|
Phleum
pratense
|
| 29
|
Velvetgrass
|
Holcus
lanatus
|
| 31
|
Wheat,
Cultivated
|
Triticum
aestivum
|
| 186
|
Wheatgrass,
Western
|
Pascopyrum
smithii
|
| Weeds
|
| 202
|
Allscale
|
Atriplex
polycarpa
|
| 293
|
Baccharis
|
Baccharis
halimifolia
|
| 291
|
Baccharis
|
Baccharis
sarothroides
|
| 213
|
Burrobrush
|
Hymenoclea
salsola
|
| 32
|
Careless
Weed,
Amaranth/Green
|
Amaranthus
hybridus
|
| 33
|
Cocklebur
|
Xanthium
strumarium
|
| 35
|
Dock,
Yellow/Curly
|
Rumex
crispus
|
| 184
|
Dog
Fennel
|
Eupatorium
capillifolium
|
| 42
|
Firebush/Kochia
|
Kochia
scoparia
|
| 37
|
Goldenrod
|
Solidago
spp.
|
| 40
|
Hemp,
Water
|
Amaranthus
rudis
|
| 212
|
Iodine
Bush
|
Allenrolfea
occidentalis
|
| 43
|
Lamb’s
Quarter
|
Chenopodium
album
|
| 44
|
Marsh
Elder,
Burweed
/Giant
Poverty
|
Iva
xanthifolia
|
| 201
|
Marsh
Elder,
Narrowleaf
|
Iva
angustifolia
|
| 45
|
Marsh
Elder,
True/Rough
|
Iva
annua
|
| 47
|
Mugwort,
Common
|
Artemisia
vulgaris
|
| 48
|
Mugwort,
Darkleaved/Sagebrush,
Prairie
|
Artemisia
ludoviciana
|
| 36
|
Nettle
|
Urtica
dioica
|
| 49
|
Palmer’s
Amaranth
|
Amaranthus
palmeri
|
| 52
|
Pigweed,
Rough/Redroot
|
Amaranthus
retroflexus
|
| 53
|
Pigweed,
Spiny
|
Amaranthus
spinosus
|
| 54
|
Plantain,
English
|
Plantago
lanceolata
|
| 240
|
Quailbrush
|
Atriplex
lentiformis
|
| 238
|
Rabbit
Bush
|
Ambrosia
deltoidea
|
| 272
|
Ragweed,
Desert
|
Ambrosia
dumosa
|
| 185
|
Ragweed,
False
|
Ambrosia
acanthicarpa
|
| 55
|
Ragweed,
Giant
|
Ambrosia
trifida
|
| 56
|
Ragweed,
Short
|
Ambrosia
artemisiifolia
|
| 50
|
Ragweed,
Slender
|
Ambrosia
confertiflora
|
| 57
|
Ragweed,
Southern
|
Ambrosia
bidentata
|
| 58
|
Ragweed,
Western
|
Ambrosia
psilostachya
|
| 59
|
Russian
Thistle
|
Salsola
kali
|
| 191
|
Sagebrush,
Pasture
|
Artemisia
frigida
|
| 61
|
Sagebrush,
Common
|
Artemisia
tridentata
|
| 199
|
Saltbush,
Annual
|
Atriplex
wrightii
|
| 64
|
Sorrel,
Sheep/Red
|
Rumex
acetosella
|
| 206
|
Wingscale
|
Atriplex
canescens
|
|
Cultivated
Plants
and
Flowers
|
| 145
|
Alfalfa
|
Medicago
sativa
|
| 223
|
Castor
Bean
|
Ricinus
communis
|
| 146
|
Clover,
Red
|
Trifolium
pratense
|
| 158
|
Daisy,
Ox-Eye
|
Leucanthemum
vulgare
|
| 159
|
Dandelion
|
Taraxacum
officinale
|
| 174
|
Mustard
|
Brassica
spp.
|
| 63
|
Sugar
Beet
|
Beta
vulgaris
|
| 164
|
Sunflower
|
Helianthus
annuus
|
|
Trees
and
Shrubs
|
|
172
|
Acacia
|
Acacia
spp.
|
|
523
|
Alder,
European
|
Alnus
glutinosa
|
|
217
|
Alder,
Red
|
Alnus
rubra
|
|
69
|
Alder,
Hazel
|
Alnus
serrulata
|
|
438
|
Alder,
White
|
Alnus
rhombifolia
|
|
204
|
Ash,
Arizona
|
Fraxinus
velutina
|
|
73
|
Ash,
Oregon
|
Fraxinus
latifolia
|
|
72
|
Ash,
Red/Green
|
Fraxinus
pennsylvanica
|
|
74
|
Ash,
White
|
Fraxinus
americana
|
|
75
|
Aspen
|
Populus
tremuloides
|
|
173
|
Bayberry/Wax
Myrtle
|
Morella
cerifera
|
|
76
|
Beech,
American
|
Fagus
grandifolia
|
|
207
|
Beefwood/Australian
Pine
|
Casuarina
equisetifolia
|
|
| NO
|
Common
Name
|
Scientific
Name
|
| Trees
and
Shrubs
|
| 81
|
Birch,
Black/Sweet
|
Betula
lenta
|
| 527
|
Birch,
European
White
|
Betula
pendula
|
| 79
|
Birch,
River
|
Betula
nigra
|
| 426
|
Birch,
Spring
|
Betula
occidentalis
|
| 80
|
Birch,
White
|
Betula
populifolia
|
| 82
|
Box
Elder
|
Acer
negundo
|
| 290
|
Cedar,
Japanese
|
Cryptomeria
japonica
|
| 83
|
Cedar,
Mountain
|
Juniperus
ashei
|
| 84
|
Cedar,
Red
|
Juniperus
virginiana
|
| 242
|
Cedar,
Salt/Tamarisk
|
Tamarix
gallica
|
| 444
|
Cottonwood,
Black
|
Populus
balsamifera
ssp.
trichocarpa
|
| 87
|
Cottonwood,
Eastern
|
Populus
deltoides
|
| 255
|
Cottonwood,
Fremont
|
Populus
fremontii
|
| 88
|
Cottonwood,
Western
|
Populus
deltoides
ssp.
monilifera
|
| 244
|
Cypress,
Arizona
|
Cupressus
arizonica
|
| 193
|
Cypress,
Bald
|
Taxodium
distichum
|
| 241
|
Cypress,
Italian
|
Cupressus
sempervirens
|
| 92
|
Elm,
American
|
Ulmus
americana
|
| 179
|
Elm,
Cedar
|
Ulmus
crassifolia
|
| 93
|
Elm,
Siberian
|
Ulmus
pumila
|
| 196
|
Eucalyptus
|
Eucalyptus
globulus
|
| 98
|
Hackberry
|
Celtis
occidentalis
|
| 99
|
Hazelnut,
American
|
Corylus
americana
|
| 97
|
Hazelnut,
European
|
Corylus
avellana
|
| 101
|
Hickory,
Pignut
|
Carya
glabra
|
| 103
|
Hickory,
Shagbark
|
Carya
ovata
|
| 102
|
Hickory,
Shellbark
|
Carya
laciniosa
|
| 104
|
Hickory,
White
|
Carya
alba
|
| 243
|
Juniper,
Oneseed
|
Juniperus
monosperma
|
| 275
|
Juniper,
Pinchot
|
Juniperus
pinchotii
|
| 280
|
Juniper,
Rocky
Mountain
|
Juniperus
scopulorum
|
| 233
|
Juniper,
Utah
|
Juniperus
osteosperma
|
| 254
|
Juniper,
Western
|
Juniperus
occidentalis
|
| 169
|
Locust
Blossom,
Black
|
Robinia
pseudoacacia
|
| 257
|
Mango
Blossom
|
Mangifera
indica
|
| 108
|
Maple,
Red
|
Acer
rubrum
|
| 109
|
Maple,
Soft/Silver
|
Acer
saccharinum
|
| 110
|
Maple,
Sugar/Hard
|
Acer
saccharum
|
| 221
|
Melaleuca
|
Melaleuca
quinquenervia
|
| 111
|
Mesquite
|
Prosopis
velutina
|
| 113
|
Mulberry,
Paper
|
Broussonetia
papyrifera
|
| 112
|
Mulberry,
Red
|
Morus
rubra
|
| 194
|
Mulberry,
White
|
Morus
alba
|
| 256
|
Oak,
Arizona/Gambel
|
Quercus
gambelii
|
| 114
|
Oak,
Black
|
Quercus
velutina
|
| 115
|
Oak,
Bur
|
Quercus
macrocarpa
|
| 284
|
Oak,
California
Black
|
Quercus
kelloggii
|
| 195
|
Oak,
California
Live
|
Quercus
agrifolia
|
| 455
|
Oak,
California
White
|
Quercus
lobata
|
| 526
|
Oak,
English
|
Quercus
robur
|
| 528
|
Oak,
Holly
|
Quercus
ilex
|
| 119
|
Oak,
Post
|
Quercus
stellata
|
| 120
|
Oak,
Red
|
Quercus
rubra
|
| 116
|
Oak,
Virginia
Live
|
Quercus
virginiana
|
| 198
|
Oak,
Water
|
Quercus
nigra
|
| 285
|
Oak,
Western
White
|
Quercus
garryana
|
| 122
|
Oak,
White
|
Quercus
alba
|
| 123
|
Olive
|
Olea
europaea
|
| 479
|
Olive,
Russian
|
Elaeagnus
angustifolia
|
| 247
|
Orange
Pollen
|
Citrus
sinensis
|
| 216
|
Palm,
Queen
|
Arecastrum
romanzoffianum
|
| 127
|
Pecan
|
Carya
illinoinensis
|
| 292
|
Pepper
Tree
|
Schinus
molle
|
| 294
|
Pepper
Tree/Florida
Holly
|
Schinus
terebinthifolius
|
| 130
|
Pine,
Eastern
White
|
Pinus
strobus
|
| 132
|
Pine,
Loblolly
|
Pinus
taeda
|
| 129
|
Pine,
Longleaf
|
Pinus
palustris
|
| 478
|
Pine,
Ponderosa
|
Pinus
ponderosa
|
| 171
|
Pine,
Virginia
Scrub
|
Pinus
virginiana
|
| 480
|
Pine,
White/Western
|
Pinus
monticola
|
| 131
|
Pine,
Yellow
|
Pinus
echinata
|
| 177
|
Poplar,
Lombardy
|
Populus
nigra
|
| 134
|
Poplar,
White
|
Populus
alba
|
| 135
|
Privet,
Common
|
Ligustrum
vulgare
|
| 137
|
Sweet
Gum
|
Liquidambar
styraciflua
|
| 138
|
Sycamore,
American/Eastern
|
Platanus
occidentalis
|
| 525
|
Sycamore,
Oriental
|
Platanus
orientalis
|
| 228
|
Sycamore,
Western
|
Platanus
racemosa
|
| 468
|
Sycamore/London
Plane
|
Platanus
hybrida
|
| 140
|
Walnut,
Black
|
Juglans
nigra
|
| 222
|
Walnut,
California
Black
|
Juglans
californica
|
| 210
|
Walnut,
English
|
Juglans
regia
|
| 483
|
Willow,
Arroyo
|
Salix
lasiolepis
|
| 142
|
Willow,
Black
|
Salix
nigra
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Fungi
|
|
|
•
GREER®
offers
a
wide
range
of
fungi
prepared
to
meet
customer
specifications
for
cellular
and
culture
filtrates.
•
Fungi
are
grown
on
site
from
controlled
seed
cultures
to
help
ensure
lot-to-lot
consistency.
•
Experienced
scientists
help
ensure
identity
and
purity
of
each
lot.
•
Processes
render
the
products
essentially
nonviable.
•
Freeze-dried
mite
extracts
are
available
in
2.5
and
25
mL
vials.
|
| NO
|
Common
Name
|
Scientific
Name
|
| My6
|
Acremonium
strictum
|
Cephalosporium
acremonium
|
| My1
|
Alternaria
alternata
|
Alternaria
tenuis
|
| My4
|
Aspergillus
amstelodami
|
Aspergillus
glaucus
|
| My2
|
Aspergillus
flavus
|
|
| My3
|
Aspergillus
fumigatus
|
|
| My35
|
Aspergillus
nidulans
|
|
| My5
|
Aspergillus
niger
|
|
| My53
|
Aspergillus
terreus
|
|
| My105
|
Aspergillus
versicolor
|
|
| My21
|
Aureobasidium
pullulans
|
Pullularia
pullulans
|
| My12
|
Bipolaris
sorokiniana
|
Helminthosporium
sativum
|
| My30
|
Botrytis
cinerea
|
|
| My15
|
Candida
albicans
|
|
| My8
|
Chaetomium
globosum
|
|
| My9
|
Cladosporium
herbarum
|
|
| My13
|
Cladosporium
sphaerospermum
|
Hormodendrum
hordei
|
| My45
|
Drechslera
spicifera
|
Curvularia
spicifera
|
| My29
|
Epicoccum
nigrum
|
Epicoccum
purpurascens
|
| My10
|
Epidermophyton
floccosum
|
|
| My11
|
Fusarium
moniliforme
|
|
| My48
|
Fusarium
solani
|
|
| My63
|
Geotrichum
candidum
|
|
| My41
|
Gliocladium
viride
|
Gliocladium
deliquescens
|
| My40
|
Helminthosporium
solani
|
Spondylocladium
atrovirens
|
| My14
|
Microsporum
canis
|
|
| My52
|
Mucor
circinelloides
f.
circinelloides
|
Mucor
mucedo
|
| My68
|
Mucor
circinelloides
f.
lusitanicus
|
Mucor
racemosus
|
|
| NO
|
Common
Name
|
Scientific
Name
|
| My27
|
Mucor
plumbeus
|
|
| My44
|
Mycogone
perniciosa
|
|
| My16
|
Neurospora
intermedia
|
Monilia
sito
|
| My34
|
Paecilomyces
variotii
|
|
| My86
|
Penicillium
brevicompactum
|
|
| My17
|
Penicillium
camembertii
|
|
| My18
|
Penicillium
chrysogenum
|
|
| My28
|
Penicillium
digitatum
|
|
| My85
|
Penicillium
expansum
|
|
| My19
|
Penicillium
chrysogenum
|
Penicillium
notatum
|
| My42
|
Penicillium
roquefortii
|
|
| My39
|
Phoma
betae
|
|
| My76
|
Phoma
herbarum
|
Phoma
pigmentivora
|
| My22
|
Rhizopus
oryzae
|
Rhizopus
arrhizus
|
| My23
|
Rhizopus
stolonifer
|
Rhizopus
nigricans
|
| My49
|
Rhodotorula
mucilaginosa
|
Rhodotorula
rubra
|
| My67
|
Saccharomyces
cerevisiae
|
|
| My88
|
Serpula
lacrymans
Merulius
lacrymans
|
|
| My75
|
Setosphaeria
rostrata
|
Exserohilum
rostratum,
Helminthosporium
halodes
|
| My66
|
Stemphylium
botryosum
|
|
| My33
|
Stemphylium
solani
|
|
| My24
|
Trichoderma
harzianum
|
Trichoderma
viride
|
| My26
|
Trichophyton
mentagrophytes
|
Trichophyton
interdigitale
|
| My50
|
Trichophyton
rubrum
|
|
| My7
|
Tricothecium
roseum
|
Cephalothecium
roseum
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Smuts
|
|
|
•
All
smuts
are
field
collected
•
Freeze-dried
mite
extracts
are
available
in
2.5
and
25
mL
vials.
|
| NO
|
Common
Name
|
Scientific
Name
|
| S1
|
Loose
Barley
Smut
|
Ustilago
nuda
|
| S2
|
Bermuda
Grass
Smut
|
Ustilago
cynodontis
|
| S3
|
Corn
Smut
|
Ustilago
maydis
|
|
| NO
|
Common
Name
|
Scientific
Name
|
| S4
|
Johnson
Grass
Smut
|
Sporisorium
cruentum
|
| S5
|
Oat
Smut
|
Ustilago
avenae
|
| S6
|
Loose
Wheat
Smut
|
Ustilago
tritici
|
|
| Venoms
|
|
|
•
An
extensive
network
of
collectors
helps
ensure
a
diverse
supply
of
hymenopteran
species.
•
Venoms
are
formulated
to
contain
clinically
relevant
species
and
lyophilized
(freeze-dried)
to
help
ensure
stability
and
labeled
potency.
•
Consistency
of
product
quality
and
potency
is
controlled
by
laboratory
tests
for
protein,
hyaluronidase,
and
phospholipase
activity,and
comparison
to
in-house
reference
preparations.
•
Freeze-dried
mite
extracts
are
available
in
2.5
and
25
mL
vials.
|
| NO
|
Common
Name
|
Scientific
Name
|
| V15
|
Honey
Bee
|
Apis
mellifera
|
| V89
|
Mixed
Hornet
|
Dolichovespula
spp.
|
| V90
|
Mixed
Paper
Wasp
|
Polistes
spp.
|
|
| NO
|
Common
Name
|
Scientific
Name
|
| V88
|
Mixed
Yellow
Jacket
|
Vespula
spp.
|
| V8
|
White
(Bald)-Faced
Hornet
|
Dolichovespula
maculata
|
| V7
|
Yellow
Hornet
|
Dolichovespula
arenaria
|
|
| Foods
|
| 
|
|
•
GREER®
offers
a
wide
range
of food
source
materials
obtained
from
sources
that
operate
under
food
safety,
USDA,
or
FDA
regulations.
•
Fruits,
nuts,
vegetables,
eggs,
and
dairy
products
are
processed fresh from
grocery
warehouses
to
help
ensure
food
safety
and quality.
•
Food
raw
materials
are
defatted.
•
Meats,
fish,
shellfish,
and
bivalves
are
processed
fresh
or
fresh/
frozen
(with
the
exception
of
crab).
•
GREER
processes
and
stocks
over 400
food
items.
•
Freeze-dried
mite
extracts
are
available
in
2.5
and
25
mL
vials.
|
| NO
|
Common
Name
|
Scientific
Name
|
| Plant
Foods
|
| F48
|
Apple
|
Malus
pumila
|
| F49
|
Apricot
|
Prunus
armeniaca
|
| F55
|
Banana
|
Musa
paradisiaca
var.
paradisiaca
|
| F56
|
Barley
|
Hordeum
vulgare
|
| F59
|
Bean,
Lima
|
Phaseolus
lunatus
|
| F295
|
Bean,
Navy
|
Phaseolus
vulgaris
|
| F61
|
Bean,
Pinto
|
Phaseolus
sp.
|
| F62
|
Bean,
Red
|
Kidney
Phaseolus
sp.
|
| F63
|
Bean,
String/Green
|
Phaseolus
vulgaris
|
| F69
|
Blackberry
|
Rubus
allegheniensis
|
| F70
|
Blueberry
|
Vaccinium
myrtilloides
|
| F73
|
Broccoli
|
Brassica
oleracea
var.
botrytis
|
| F75
|
Buckwheat
|
Fagopyrum
esculentum
|
| F76
|
Cabbage
|
Brassica
oleracea
var.
capitata
|
| F79
|
Cantaloupe
|
Cucumis
melo
|
| F82
|
Carrot
|
Daucus
carota
|
| F87
|
Cauliflower
|
Brassica
oleracea
var.
botrytis
|
| F88
|
Celery
|
Apium
graveolens
var.
dulce
|
| F90
|
Cherry
|
Prunus
sp.
|
| F93
|
Chocolate/Cacao
Bean
|
Theobroma
cacao
|
| F95
|
Cinnamon
|
Cinnamomum
verum
|
| F99
|
Coffee
|
Coffea
arabica
|
| F102
|
Corn
|
Zea
mays
|
| F108
|
Cranberry
|
Vaccinium
macrocarpon
|
| F109
|
Cucumber
|
Cucumis
sativus
|
| F121
|
Garlic
|
Allium
sativum
|
| F122
|
Ginger
|
Zingiber
officinale
|
| F125
|
Grape
|
Vitis
sp.
|
| F128
|
Grapefruit
|
Citrus
x
paradisi
|
| F132
|
Hops
|
Humulus
lupulus
|
| F139
|
Lemon
|
Citrus
limon
|
| F142
|
Lettuce
|
Lactuca
sativa
|
| F148
|
Malt
|
Hordeum
vulgare
|
| F150
|
Mushroom
s
|
Agaricus
bisporu
|
| F297
|
Mustard
|
Brassica
spp.
|
| F153
|
Nutmeg
|
Myristica
fragrans
|
| F154
|
Oat
|
Avena
sativa
|
| F156
|
Olive,
Green
|
Olea
europaea
|
| F158
|
Onion
|
Allium
cepa
var.
cepa
|
| F159
|
Orange
|
Citrus
sinensis
|
| F167
|
Pea,
Black-eyed
|
Vigna
unguiculata
|
| F169
|
Pea,
Green
(English)
|
Pisum
sativum
|
| F170
|
Peach
|
Prunus
persica
|
| F171
|
Peanut
|
Arachis
hypogaea
|
| F172
|
Pear
|
Pyrus
communis
|
| F175
|
Pepper,
Black
|
Piper
nigrum
|
| F177
|
Pepper,
Green
|
Capsicum
annuum
var.
annuum
|
| F181
|
Pineapple
|
Ananas
comosus
|
| F190
|
Potato,
Sweet
|
Ipomoea
batatas
|
| F191
|
Potato,
White
|
Solanum
tuberosum
|
| F198
|
Raspberry
|
Rubus
idaeus
var.
idaeus
|
| F200
|
Rice
|
Oryza
sativa
|
| F204
|
Rye
|
Secale
cereale
|
| F208
|
Sesame
Seed
|
Sesamum
orientale
(indicum)
|
| F209
|
Soybean
|
Glycine
max
|
|
| NO
|
Common
Name
|
Scientific
Name
|
| Plant
Foods
|
| F211
|
Spinach
|
Spinacia
oleracea
|
| F212
|
Squash,
Yellow
Summer
|
Cucurbita
pepo
var.
melopepo
|
| F216
|
Strawberry
|
Fragaria
chiloensis
|
| F225
|
Tomato
|
Solanum
lycopersicum
var.
lycopersicum
|
| F227
|
Turnip
|
Brassica
rapa
var.
rapa
|
| F228
|
Vanilla
Bean
|
Vanilla
planifolia
|
| F232
|
Watermelon
|
Citrullus
lanatus
var.
lanatus
|
| F235
|
Wheat,
Whole
|
Triticum
aestivum
|
| Fish
and
Shellfish
|
| F4
|
Bass,
Black
|
Centropristis
striata
|
| F8
|
Catfish
|
Ictalurus
spp.
|
| F10
|
Clam
|
Mercenaria
spp.
|
| F11
|
Codfish
|
Gadus
spp.
|
| F12
|
Crab
|
Callinectes
spp.
|
| F16
|
Flounder
|
Platichthys
sp.
|
| F18
|
Halibut
|
Hippoglossus
hippoglossus
|
| F20
|
Lobster
|
Homarus
americanus
|
| F21
|
Mackerel
|
Scomberomoros
cavalla
|
| F23
|
Oyster
|
Ostrea/Crassostrea
|
| F24
|
Perch
|
Serranus
scriba
|
| F30
|
Salmon
|
Salmo
salar
|
| F19
|
Sardine
|
Clupeiformes
|
| F32
|
Scallop
|
Placopecten
magellanicus
|
| F34
|
Shrimp,
White/Brown/Pink
|
Litopaenaeus
setiferus
Farfantepenaeus
aztecus
Farfantepenaeus
dourarum
|
| Animal
Foods
|
| F241
|
Beef
|
Bos
taurus
|
| F251
|
Lamb
|
Ovis
aries
|
| F258
|
Pork
|
Sus
scrofa
|
| Poultry
Products
|
| F265
|
Chicken
Meat
|
Gallus
gallus
|
| F266
|
Duck
Meat
|
Anas
spp.
|
| F272
|
Egg
White,
|
Chicken
Gallus
gallus
|
| F271
|
Egg
Whole,
|
Chicken
Gallus
gallus
|
| F273
|
Egg
Yolk,
|
Chicken
Gallus
gallus
|
| F274
|
Goose
Meat
|
Anser
anser
|
| F346
|
Turkey
Meat
|
Meleagris
gallopavo
|
| Dairy
Products
|
| F282
|
Casein,
Bovine
|
Bos
taurus
|
| F395
|
Milk,
Bovine
|
Bos
taurus
|
| F294
|
Milk,
Goat
|
Capra
hircus
|
| Nuts
|
| F46
|
Almond
|
Prunus
dulcis
|
| F72
|
Brazil
Nut
|
Bertholletia
excelsa
|
| F84
|
Cashew
Nut
|
Anacardium
occidentale
|
| F98
|
Coconut
|
Cocos
nucifera
|
| F120
|
Filbert/Hazelnut
|
Corylus
americana
|
| F171
|
Peanut
|
Arachis
hypogaea
|
| F173
|
Pecan
|
Carya
illinoinensis
|
| F183
|
Pistachio
|
Pistacia
vera
|
| F229
|
Walnut,
Black
|
Juglans
nigra
|
| F230
|
Walnut,
English
|
Juglans
regia
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Insects
|
|
|
|
•
GREER®
scientists
verify
the
identity
and
purity
of
all
insects.
•
Field-collected
insects
are
caught
live
and
frozen
immediately.
Biting
insects
are
laboratory
reared
to
help
ensure
consistent
diet
and
absence
of
blood
meal.
•
Cockroaches
are
grown
on
a
controlled
medium
to
help
ensure
consistency.
•
Freeze-dried
mite
extracts
are
available
in
2.5
and
25
mL
vials.
|
| | | | | | |
