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PCA - Plant Pathogens Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers plant pathogens can be - answera factor in integrated pest management for controlling insects and mites powdery mildews are caused by - answerfunguses which of the following is a sign of a disease - answerwhite mycelium on twigs and fruit some abiotic factors that cause plant disease are - answerair pollutants which of the following biotic factors contribute to plant diesease - answerviroids and viruses a non obliate parasite...

PCA - Plant Pathogens Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers plant pathogens can be - answera factor in integrated pest management for controlling insects and mites powdery mildews are caused by - answerfunguses which of the following is a sign of a disease - answerwhite mycelium on twigs and fruit some abiotic factors that cause plant disease are - answerair pollutants which of the following biotic factors contribute to plant diesease - answerviroids and viruses a non obliate parasite...

Lab 2 Culturing & Aseptic Technique BIO250L Student Name: Access Code (located on the lid of your lab kit: Lab Report Format Expectations Utilize college level grammar and professional formatting when completing this worksheet. Submissions without proper formatting, all required photos or sufficient responses will be rejected. Pre-lab Questions 1. This lab includes two experiments that each look at different aspects of culturing microorganisms onto growth media. What concepts does each ...

1. Proper aseptic technique is crucial to ensuring growth of pure bacterial colonies. What is one experimental way you can test your practices to confirm that you are using proper aseptic technique?This could be done by having a control agar plate where sterile loop was used to streak the agar. If it grows bacterial colonies after some time, then aseptic technique was not successful. 2. In a laboratory setting, what are three ways you can properly sterilize culturing equipment? a. Dry hea...

4 basic steps of bacterial reproduction Ans- 1. growth of cell size & increase in cell components 2. replication of DNA 3. division of the cytoplasm (cytokineses) 4. septum formation and division of daughter cells generation time Ans- time takes to double population E. coli generation time Ans- 20 minutes B. subtilis generation time Ans- 120 min S. aureus generation time Ans- 30 min. M.tuberculosis generation time Ans- 15-20 hrs closed cultures have ___ resources Ans- infinite c...

UTA Microbiology Exam 3 Questions and Answers Already Passed 4 Basic Steps of binary fission 1. Growth of cell size 2. Replication of DNA 3. Division of cytoplasm 4. Septum formation & cell division Z Ring Assembly FtsZ assembles Z ring to form divisome Generation Time time it takes to double the population Lag Phase Cells adjust to culture medium; no change in population What factors determine the duration of the lag phase? Genetic makeup, media composition, initial inocul...

Binary Fission - Answer-Most common form of bacterial reproduction Binary Fission 4Basic Steps - Answer-1.Growth of cell size and increase in cell components 2.Replication of DNA 3.Division of the cytoplasm (cytokinesis) 4.Septum formation and division of daughter cells Z ring Assembly - Answer-•Cytokinesis is directed by FtsZ protein •FtsZ assembles Z ring to form divisome •Divisome activates production of peptidoglycan and septum Generation Time - Answer-•Generation Time (Doub...

Why is it important as a beginning microbiologist to appreciate the ubiquity of microorganisms when working in a microbiology lab and trying to maintain aseptic technique? - .To be aware that microorganisms are everywhere and can very easily contaminate your cultures Identify where you would place the culture in the following scenario: You inoculated a broth with E. coli in lab and want to grow the culture for 48 hours and will check on the culture during the next lab period. - 37 degrees C...

what are the essential features of an antibiotic? Correct Answer-1. must kill/stop growth of bacteria 2. does not harm the host is aspirin an antibiotic? why or why not? Correct Answer-no because it does not kill/stop growth of bacteria is bleach an antibiotic? why or why not? Correct Answer-no because it harms the host what are the practical features of an antibiotic? Correct Answer--shelf life -potency -ability to make enough/synthesize -economically availible -bioavailible wh...

BIOS 242 Week 1 Assignment; Lab 2 of 14 Onsite - Isolation of Pure Cultures Lab 2: Techniques for Isolation of Pure Cultures Learning Objectives: Isolate pure cultures from a mixed population of microorganisms using aseptic technique. Learn the streak plate method Introduction: Microorganisms exist in nature as mixed populations of different species. In order to study them and observe their characteristics it is first necessary to obtain pure cultures (a culture ...