9/28-9/29 Lab

(many things that happened this weekend had to be redone because I think it rained) We inoculated 3mL TGY into a falcon tube and then inoculated some of our Gobi sample into the TGY.



I did a gram stain and realized I tend to burn my samples so this is a slide of Gobi, just really crispy.


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