Selective Medium for Growth of Rhizobium

Selective medium for growth of Rhizobium.

A new medium has been developed for selectively isolating strains of Rhizobium from soil.

Spent Wash as an Alternative Medium for Growth of Rhizobium

The present study was aimed to use spent wash as a substitute for expensive commercial media for Rhizobial cultures. Growth of Rhizobium strains at different concentrations of spent wash was observed and found maximum at 50% spent wash. Bacteria were grown on 50% spent wash which produced remarkable results and competed with standard media like tryptone yeast extract, Rhizobium minimal and yeas...

Selective medium for growth of Proteus.

A medium containing heart infusion agar supplemented with bile salts, lithium chloride, sodium thiosulfate, and sodium citrate was developed for the selective growth of Proteus.

Selective medium for MRSA.

Selective medium for Moraxella nonliquefaciens.

A medium is described which selectively inhibits most bacteria from the normal flora of the conjunctiva, the lid-margin, and the upper respiratory tract but permits growth of Moraxella nonliquefaciens, M. liquefaciens, and the less fastidious strains of M. lacunata. The selective conditions are obtained with thiostrepton, tyrothricin, and sodium nalidixinate as inhibitors. Incubation under incr...