What are the expected slant growths (filiform, beaded, or spreading) for the following bacteria: E. coli,...
What are the expected slant growths (filiform, beaded,
or spreading) for the following bacteria:
E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Bacillus subtilis
microbiology
Homework Answers
E. Coli : Spreading
S. aureus : Beaded
Bacillus subtilis : spreading pattern
Justification
spreading is a pattern in which the organisms cover the entire surface of the slant.
Beaded pattern involves separate colonies
Filiform pattern is characterized by uniform lines
In general, Nonmotile bacteria usually produce even slants, while slightly motile to motile species produce irregular to spreading growth.
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