LABORATORY REPORT FORM EXERCISE 14 PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF BACTERIA: CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM this Demonstrate the exceptional metabolic diversity of prokaryotic organisms. The biochemical characteristic of bacteria represent additional phenotypic characteristics that can be easily examined 1. Record your results for the following tests: ALK Alkaline AG-Acid +Gas NC-No Change A= acid ORGANISM SE Staphylococcus epidermidis E-C Escherichia coli K.A Enterobacter P.V aerogenes Proteus vulgaris B.C Bacillus subtilis ORGANISM S.E.Staphylococcus epidermidis EC Escherichia coli K.A.Enterobacter aerogenes P.V. Proteus vulgaris B.S. Bacillus subtilis Growth Acid Color Dark Brown STARCH park. Brown GLUCOSE Dark Brown Dark Brown white A G A G A G NO G Reaction (+ or -) - 1 t LACTOSE Gas Growth Acid Growth Acid Growth Acid NC A A NC NC Color MB METHYL RED A Reaction (+ or -) + + Reddish + Peddish Reddish Red Reddish SUCROSE A NC NC NC VP VOGES- PROSKAUER Color light Yellow light vellow Red like Pink light yellow Red like Pink Reaction (+ or -) + MANNITOL + A A A A CITRATE Color Reaction (+ or -) Green Green Blue Green (+,-) Blue Green 1 -

LABORATORY REPORT FORM EXERCISE 14 PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF BACTERIA: CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM this Demonstrate the exceptional metabolic diversity of prokaryotic organisms. The biochemical characteristic of bacteria represent additional phenotypic characteristics that can be easily examined 1. Record your results for the following tests: ALK Alkaline AG-Acid +Gas NC-No Change A= acid ORGANISM SE Staphylococcus epidermidis E-C Escherichia coli K.A Enterobacter P.V aerogenes Proteus vulgaris B.C Bacillus subtilis ORGANISM S.E.Staphylococcus epidermidis EC Escherichia coli K.A.Enterobacter aerogenes P.V. Proteus vulgaris B.S. Bacillus subtilis Growth Acid Color Dark Brown STARCH park. Brown GLUCOSE Dark Brown Dark Brown white A G A G A G NO G Reaction (+ or -) - 1 t LACTOSE Gas Growth Acid Growth Acid Growth Acid NC A A NC NC Color MB METHYL RED A Reaction (+ or -) + + Reddish + Peddish Reddish Red Reddish SUCROSE A NC NC NC VP VOGES- PROSKAUER Color light Yellow light vellow Red like Pink light yellow Red like Pink Reaction (+ or -) + MANNITOL + A A A A CITRATE Color Reaction (+ or -) Green Green Blue Green (+,-) Blue Green 1 -

Biology 2e

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ISBN:9781947172517

Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Publisher:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Chapter7: Cellular Respiration

Section: Chapter Questions

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