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I'm first year Natural Sciences student. ... We do mostly NOT INTERESTING STUFF,
On Jan 30, 2015 9:45 PM, "Jonathan Cline" <jnc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Keep in mind though, that fungi grow on nearly everything, including many things you might find at a garden supply store, as long as you keep things sterile. Building a properly clean hood is more important than the food/medium for a first beginner homebrew attempt.
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A hood is not necessary, I was 14 or 15 when I achieved sterile technique in my mother's kitchen over an open oven. 10+ years later the most I've done as far as sterility is to make a still-air box, and to know when to be careful.
If you get bubbles you can flame them quickly (under a second) with a bunsen to pop them when poured but not set.
Wow, lots of bubbles! I wonder if you didn't cool the media long
enough
Were the petris also sterile?
Hello
The black stuff is probably not what you were interested in growing, it looks like aspergillus Niger possibly.
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