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agar

Jellylike carbohydrate, obtained from seaweeds. It is used mainly in microbiological experiments as a culture medium for growing bacteria and other micro-organisms. The agar is resistant to breakdown by micro-organisms, remaining a solid jelly throughout the course of the experiment.

It is also used as a laxative and in preserved foods.



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To isolate and identify Salmonella, each broth was streaked on bismuth sulfite agar, Salmonella-Shigella (55) agar, xylose-lysine-deoxycholate (XLD) agar, and brilliant green sulfadiazine agar, followed by screening on triple-sugar iron agar (TSI) and lysine iron agar (LIA) and identification of serovars with somatic and flagellar antisera.
Potential Salmonella transmission from ornamental fountains. ... by Cliver, Dean O. / Journal of Environmental Health
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