Petri dishes, polystyrene P5981
Petri dishes, polystyrene size 150Â mm Ă— 15Â mm, ringless for easy sliding
Fascinating. I wonder how a (supposedly) relatively clean adult’s hand would compare
I wouldn’t have thought it wise to allow a child to play in an agar medium, inside or outside the house!
Let alone exposing a child to culture!
Boo. Hiss.
Tough crowd tonight.
It’s the child who provided the culture!
Edit: And it squarely beats pretty much any school pageant.
OK, you’ve grown them now figure out what they are.
Data viz: Petri Chart
Yellow opalescent dome shaped colonies are Staph aureus, and some varieties can cause MRSA and sepsis.
Let alone exposure to any viral medium!
Okay, that’s fascinating. And horrifying. I’m guessing Ms. Sturm never has trouble getting little Whassisname to wash his hands ever again.
Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to go wash my hands… In bleach and boiling water… Pretty much for the rest of my life.
So are they making the petri dishes bigger nowadays, or are the eight-year olds getting smaller?
Once grown the plate should be treated as a Biohaz and disposed of properly. The plate should not be opened if mold/fungi is present without proper respiratory protection.
Ha, when I was 8 they gave us the petri dish to take home as a souvenir. We’d crack holes in the lid and introduce new things to grow in there.
You can get a pretty big Petri dish. 150mm ones here: Petri dishes, polystyrene size 150Â mm Ă— 15Â mm, ringless for easy sliding
Petri dishes, polystyrene P5981
If you listen carefully you can hear them screech “Freemasons run the country”
Man, I hated it when I was sent to play outside in the agar medium. I’d be in the house, reading a book or working on a microcontroller and my mom would come in the room and say, “Look at what a nice day it is! You should go play outside! In the agar medium!” And off I’d go (because I really was a momma’s boy), out the door, and in the big smooshy box of agar. If I were lucky, pop would’ve made a fresh batch out of potatoes, but usually it was from last week and had some bugs in it. Ugh.
I wanna see before and after puberty.
If I were lucky, pop would’ve made a fresh batch out of potatoes, but usually it was from last week and had some bugs in it. Ugh.
Agar is made out of seaweeds. (Albeit potato dextrose agar touches potatoes in a way.)
(Where’s that pedant stuff everybody talks about?)
Ah, the fabled pedant pendant and pennant hat trick! I think you might have to speak with @OtherMichael about that in order to get the hand off. Or maybe it’s a once a year thing?
Hey, as long as your technically correct, that’s it’s own reward, right?