How to determine which bacteria was growing on this Mitis salivarius agar plate? Streptococcus salicarius, streptococcus mitis, streptococcus mutans, or enterococcus.
Strep salivarius is sticky, mucoid, gum-drop
colonies.
Strep mitis colonies are small, flat, light blue.
Strep mutans are irregular shaped with granular
frosted-glass appearance.
Enterococcus are dark, blue-black colonies.
Therfore in the picture it is Streptococcus salivarius.
How to determine which bacteria was growing on this Mitis salivarius agar plate? Streptococcus salicarius, streptococcus...
a catalase test is usually not performed on bacteria growing on a blood agar plate. Why not?
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Please answer all (1 pt 27) The two bacteria cultured on this mannitol salt agar plate will have the same reaction. One reacted nearly 24 hours before the other. What substance in the agar was catabolized by both bacteria that produced the demonstrated colorimetric change? Image gallery (click for full size) (1pt 28) The presence of bacterial growth on this mannitol salt agar plate suggests that these bacteria can tolerate the hyperosmotic condition produced by the salt. The term used...
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