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Also, I worked with fungus, which are mold from a bread and | Also, I worked with fungus, which are mold from a bread and a mushroom. I used a simple Agar medium but with a little portion of yeast. | ||
I left my bread for about 3 weeks until it is completely covered by mold. At the beginning, I only expected the green mold which can be normally seen, but there is also a yellow mold. | I left my bread for about 3 weeks until it is completely covered by mold. At the beginning, I only expected the green mold which can be normally seen, but there is also a yellow mold. |
Revision as of 17:06, 2 January 2019
In this document, I attempt to capture the shape of each bacteria that I'm cultivating, using them as a reference for my project[1] Then, I will generate graphic visuals from their electric capacity, based on their form.
08.12.2018 - 11:30 Bacteria from Kombucha with Gluconcetobacter medium under the microscope
08.12.2018 - 11:30 Bacteria from Kombucha with LBP medium under the microscope
Then, I worked with bacteria form dialy life stuffs, smartphone and doorknob. The result is interesting, because they produced a different form even I cultivated them with the same medium. The bacteria from smartphone formed tiny yellow dots, which is quite the same as a yellow bacteria form Kombucha, while the bacteria from door knob formed diffuse white dots all over the medium's surface.
02.01.2019 - 13:30 Bacteria from a smartphone with LBP medium
02.01.2019 - 13:30 Bacteria from a door knob with LBP medium
Also, I worked with fungus, which are mold from a bread and a mushroom. I used a simple Agar medium but with a little portion of yeast.
I left my bread for about 3 weeks until it is completely covered by mold. At the beginning, I only expected the green mold which can be normally seen, but there is also a yellow mold.
The type of mold that most commonly appears as yellow is Aspergillus.