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Mold or mycelicum on agar plate?
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Hello, I’m dealing with some kinda problem here. I used a GT print and a loop to streak this dish. Used Malt extract yeast agar. I already lost a few to bacteria and mold so this is one of the two plates that might be mycelicum. It grew after a week, it’s clearly white. It looks really fluffy so I’m not sure if it’s just mold. I got a video here, if somebody could ease my mind I would appreciate it very much. Also if this is mycelicum, where tf do I begin to transfer? It grows super slowly. Did I put too many nutrients in the agar? Please help, I’m super lost. Also that big white clump is exactly where I put my spores onto before I streaked.

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Re: Mold or mycelicum on agar plate? [Re: sseoq]
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Another link in case the vid isnt working

https://streamable.com/4ahai

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Re: Mold or mycelicum on agar plate? [Re: sseoq]
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It looks like there's some mycelium there. You can't see through that container very well I'd try to find some more transparent ones. Have other dishes ready? Take a small piece of the agar where you think it looks good and transfer to a new dish. Do a few of these.


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Re: Mold or mycelicum on agar plate? [Re: herbnmyco]
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Thank you. There is a nice circle looking one, I think I will transfer that. Is it better to transfer big pieces of mycelicum or rather small ones?

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Re: Mold or mycelicum on agar plate? [Re: sseoq]
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Smaller but not tiny unless there's lots of contaminants surrounding and try to take from the outer/leading edge


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