| 13 1 14 15 1 16.17 1 18 1What color would the bacterial cells have when viewed microscopically after thefollowing treatment?Gram reactionAmmoniumGram's iodineEthyl AlcoholSafraninoxalate CrystalvioletGram positiveGram negative

Gram Positive: - Colour after treatment of following: - Ammonium Oxalate:- Violet Gram's iodine:-…

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Scopically after the Gram reaction Ammonium oxalate Crystal Gram's iodine Ethyl Alcohol Safranin violet Gram positive Gram negative

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What color would the bacterial cells have when viewed microscopically after the
following treatment?
Gram reaction
Ammonium
Gram's iodine
Ethyl Alcohol
Safranin
oxalate Crystal
violet
Gram positive
Gram negative

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