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Assessment of media used for selective isolation of Aeromonas spp.
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1995
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BiologyMotile Aeromonas GroupMicrobial DiversityEngineeringMicrobial ContaminationEnvironmental EngineeringBiological PollutantMicrobial PhysiologyMicrobial EcologyGenus AeromonasEnvironmental MicrobiologyMicrobiologyAeromonas SobriaMedicineClinical MicrobiologyAntimicrobial ResistanceAeromonas Spp
A. GAVRIEL AND A.J. LAMB. 1995. A group of selective media were evaluated for their ability to support growth and recovery of type species of the mesophilic, motile group from the genus Aeromonas. With both low and high inoculum densities Aer. hydrophila and Aer. caviae grew well on ampicillin dextrin agar, glutamate starch penicillin agar and starch glutamate ampicillin penicillin agar whereas Aer. veronii only grew with a high level of inoculum. Aeromonas sobria and Aer. schubertii displayed little growth on any of these media regardless of the inoculum size. These results indicate that environmental studies attempting to evaluate the relative distribution and abundance of the members of the motile Aeromonas group would not recover all the strains with equal effectiveness using these particular media.
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