Molasses-Agar: A Useful Medium For The Cultivation Of The Genus Monilia

Authors

Hardy A. Kemp, Southern Methodist University
Sol Haberman, Southern Methodist University

Publication Date

11-1-1934

Abstract

Species of the genus Monilia are easily cultivated be­tween the temperatures of 22°C and 38°C on solid media of slightly acid reaction. After cultivating stock strains of Monilia albicans and Monilia psilosis on Sabouraud's medium, honey agar, and molasses agar, it was found that molasses agar afforded the best means for cultivating these Oosporaceae.

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Recommended Citation

Kemp, Hardy A. and Haberman, Sol (1934) "Molasses-Agar: A Useful Medium For The Cultivation Of The Genus Monilia," Field and Laboratory: Vol. 3 : No. 1.
Available at: https://scholar.smu.edu/fieldandlab/vol3/iss1/2