Convex

Hi Beany. Interesting question. I think it has something to do with the convex shape of the retina. The camera also has an upside down image. However this doesn't explain why the brain changes it. Except that our orientation is with the ground beneath. We can't ...

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... But what I don't get and would like to make sure is how do the colonies look like on it?? For example, should the colonies be tiny, circular, convex, irregular, what color if any....?? :arrow: Does this sound accurate for Strep pneumoniae. This is what I got for my PEA agar: -colony morphology ...

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... right track. Could you let me know. this is what I have for my mediums used: :arrow: For PEA, I had tiny, pinpoint whiteish-translucent, circular/convex, smooth colonies. (is this accurate?) :arrow: My blood agar came out with green alpha hemolysis but very dull and kinda brownish looking. though ...

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... we need to do is identify an unknown bacteria. We inoculated 3 plates a Nutritional Agar plate, Blood Agar, and endo Agar. The morphology was convex, more circular(mucoid on the blood agar), even margins, and a whitish/clear color. In the nutrient broth, in a test tube, there was sediment, ...

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... um typical (up to 4.0 to 5.0 um some - gets shorter w/ age) pallisading (prs or quads) colonies = small, round, yellow/orange singular colonies, convex, shiny (slow growing @ 37*C) methyl red = (w+) VP = (-) Catalase = (+) Urea = (w+) PYR hydrolysis = (-) yell/orange Citrate = (-) Indole = (-) ...

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