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1. Overview of microorganism identification process. 1 to 6are the microscopic observations. Soil sample
Nitrate test
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Thin white colony TSA plate Green colony Thick white colony
TSA plate
Green colony
Red colony
Spore-forming test MacConkey agar plate Catalase test Catalase test Glucose test Glucose test MR-VP test MR-VP test Motility test Motility test
H2S test
2. Colony morphology on agar plate. Type of agar plate TSA plate After incubation appearance Description - Number of colonies is too many to count. - mixed colonies. - 2 types of colonies; thick white and thin white colonies. -both colonies are round, raised colony. - 2 types of colonies; green colony and white colony - Both colonies are round, raised colony.
TSA plate
TSA plate
- Green round raised colony. - our camera unable to capture the green colony on the medium
TSA plate V
- Red round raised colony. - Red pigmentation process occurs. - red colony unable to be captured by camera
TSA plate V
PDA agar
- Fungi grow after 3 days incubation in room temperature. - Formation of mycelium visible. - 3 different colour of mycelium; yellowish, blackish and white. - Round pink colonies formed. - The bacteria able to utilize lactose. - only grow gram-negative bacteria
MacConkey agar
- the bacteria able to utilize nitrate into nitrite - Red layer show positive test. - nitrate used as sole carbon source for the bacteria - Presence of nitrogen-fixing bacteria in the sample.
Red colony
White colony
Glucose test
Positive test with deep yellowbrownish colour change with gas formation
negative
Negative-yellow
negative test
negative test
Motility test
- Absence of stab mark show positive test. - The bacteria able to move the entire part of slant. H2S test black(+)
- Absence of stab mark show positive test. - The bacteria able to move the entire part of slant.
- Absence of stab mark show positive test. - The bacteria able to move the entire part of slant
black(+)
Summary: (most probably) Green colony enterobacteriaceae (citrobacter spp) Red colony pseudomonas spp. White colony bacillus spp.
4. Microscopic observation Number 1 Observation Description - Gram negative bacteria - Rod shape - Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
- fungi - formation of hyphae and mycelium - fruity body - most probably Ascomycota and Basidiomycota - Gram negative bacteria - Rod shape. - Enterobacter spp.
- Gram positive bacteria. - Endospore formation. - Red colour indicates spore formation, green colour indicates vegetative cell of bacteria. - Bacillus spp and Clostridium spp.