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==Workshop Assignment== | ==Workshop Assignment== | ||
During the Workshop on from December 2nd to December 3rd, we were asked by | During the Workshop on from December 2nd to December 3rd, we were asked by Zachery Denfeld to collect samples from different foods of the local supermarket REWE and prepare those samples for the studies of endophytes growing within our samples. We were introduced into the lab routine of preparing plant samples for endophyte identification. | ||
In the following, we present or beautiful petri dishes showing a variety of bacterial and funghoid cultures collected from Paprika, Chives, Lamb's Lettuce, Coconut Fibre, Red Radish, Radish and Banana. | In the following, we present or beautiful petri dishes showing a variety of bacterial and funghoid cultures collected from Paprika, Chives, Lamb's Lettuce, Coconut Fibre, Red Radish, Radish and Banana. | ||
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Workshop Assignment
During the Workshop on from December 2nd to December 3rd, we were asked by Zachery Denfeld to collect samples from different foods of the local supermarket REWE and prepare those samples for the studies of endophytes growing within our samples. We were introduced into the lab routine of preparing plant samples for endophyte identification.
In the following, we present or beautiful petri dishes showing a variety of bacterial and funghoid cultures collected from Paprika, Chives, Lamb's Lettuce, Coconut Fibre, Red Radish, Radish and Banana.
We photographed our petri dishes at home with a Fujifilm X-T3, a 7artisans Macro Lens 60mm f2.8 MK II and some macro extension rings on a stable inverted Tripod and some LED Lights from Godox.
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Don't open Petri Dishes in sterile environments! Contamination of the lab should always be avoided! |