What can you conclude based on your observation of the pictured glucose (dextrose) fermentation test?

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Bumek [7]3 years ago

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I found the exercise on the internet and attached is the <span>glucose (dextrose) fermentation test mentioned.
It can be concluded that the organism can't ferment glucose. In this test, if the organism ferments it is produced acid turning the medium more acidic and making its colour turn yellow, which is not verifiable. It can also be concluded that there wasn't production of any gases as there wasn't any metabolic activity.</span>

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