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Dictionary » S » Smooth colony Smooth colonysmooth colony A bacterial colony with a glistening, rounded surface; this type of colony is usually associated with increased virulence with respect to that of rough colony's. ![]()
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Results from our forumGram Positive Cocci... organism found in a small stream. Here is the info collected so far: Colony morphology: Yellow, round, slightly concave, smooth. Gram stain: Gram positive, appears to be cocci, but not perfectly round and tend to ...
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What is the colony morphology for Strep pneumoniae... accurate for Strep pneumoniae. This is what I got for my PEA agar: -colony morphology for PEA= tiny,pinpoint,circular/convex, irregular, and smooth colonies on the PEA. I've already done the gram stain and got a gram positive stain. ...
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How does this bacteria look like on these agars?... if anyone can give me a site or explain how it should look like (the colony appearnce and morphology on the plates listed) I'd be very appreciate ... For PEA, I had tiny, pinpoint whiteish-translucent, circular/convex, smooth colonies. (is this accurate?) :arrow: My blood agar came out with ...
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Why did my Streptococci not grow on my PEA agar?... more?? Anyways I done this long time ago. This was how I described the colony morphology, would this be accurate or make sense for Strep pneumoniae ... growth; few tiny pinpoint, white, translucent, circular colonies with a smooth apperance. .....Does this seem accurate?? There was more growth ...
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I need help determining what bacteria I have found on agar... doorknob bacteria grew three distinctive colonies. A dark yellow colony that was a rougher outside circle, a lighter yellow colony with a smooth outside circle, and finally a white colony which was round and smooth. Dish two containing ...
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