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WORK PROCEDURE OBSERVATIONS REFERENCES

1. Air Isolation Air bacteria can be found
- It can be seen in places with rooms, such
that the bacteria as offices, classrooms, and
seems to grow hospitals where they
more when the appear most often
petri dish was (Fujiyoshi, 2017).
left open for 10
minutes long (1st
picture)
compared to it being left open for
3 minutes long (2nd picture)
- The bacteria has
a dark brown
pigment at the
center and lighter
on the edges.
- It forms a circular
shape. However, the
appearance of the outer edge of the
colony is described as undulate since
it has wavy indentations.
- The second picture shows little to no
signs of bacterial growth on the
surface of the agar.

2. Table Isolation
- The bacteria The average desk habours
seems to spread a scary 10 million germs
all over the plate. (Initial, Unknown Year).
- It has orange and
white pigments.
- Most of
the
colonies
grew in a rhizoid shape
(rootlike, spreading
growth), and irregular
shape (indented and
peripheral edge)

3. Skin Isolation In total, you have about

- The cotton was
swabbed with a
zig-zag motion on
the left palm and
being transferred to a plate
containing agar with a streak
method.
- It shows that the bacteria spread
all over the plate.
- It has white and orange pigments.
- The sizes of the colonies vary
from small to large.
- The shapes are mostly circular
with an undulate outer edges.
-
1.8 m2 of skin, and more
than 1.5 trillion (that's a 1
with 12 zeros) bacteria live
on it. In some wet places,
tens of millions of
microbes live on every
square centimetre of skin
(Micropia, Unknown
Year).