Media - Possible ResultsТуре ofMediumOriginal ColorAny Chemicals Added toVisualize Reaction?Negative ResultPositive ResultPhenol RedGlucosePhenol RedLactoseSulfur:Sulfur:SIMIndole:Indole:Motility:Motility:MRVPCitrate SlantNitrate Broth6.5% NaCiTSBBile EsculinFor the Fluid Thioglycollate Medium, draw the five possible outcomes in the sections below and label accordingly.(obligate aerobe, obligate anaerobe, facultative anaerobe, aerotolerant anaerobe, microaerophile)FluidThioglycollateMediumNovobiocin Sensitivity Test :Use the Difco Manual for the following and describe the possible outcomes:EMB:Mannitol Salt Agar:

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Media - Possible Results Туре of Medium Any Chemicals Added to Visualize Reaction? Original Color Negative Result Positive Result Phenol Red Glucose Phenol Red Lactose Sulfur: Sulfur: SIM Indole: Indole: Motility: Motility:

Media - Possible Results Туре of Medium Any Chemicals Added to Visualize Reaction? Original Color Negative Result Positive Result Phenol Red Glucose Phenol Red Lactose Sulfur: Sulfur: SIM Indole: Indole: Motility: Motility:

Aquaculture Science

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ISBN:9781133558347

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Chapter2: Aquatic Plants And Animals

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Media - Possible Results
Туре of
Medium
Original Color
Any Chemicals Added to
Visualize Reaction?
Negative Result
Positive Result
Phenol Red
Glucose
Phenol Red
Lactose
Sulfur:
Sulfur:
SIM
Indole:
Indole:
Motility:
Motility:
MR
VP
Citrate Slant
Nitrate Broth
6.5% NaCi
TSB
Bile Esculin
For the Fluid Thioglycollate Medium, draw the five possible outcomes in the sections below and label accordingly.
(obligate aerobe, obligate anaerobe, facultative anaerobe, aerotolerant anaerobe, microaerophile)
Fluid
Thioglycollate
Medium
Novobiocin Sensitivity Test :
Use the Difco Manual for the following and describe the possible outcomes:
EMB:
Mannitol Salt Agar:

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