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. 1969 Dec;18(6):1098–1099. doi: 10.1128/am.18.6.1098-1099.1969

Use of Fast Green in Agar-Diffusion Microbiological Assays

D E Hunt 1,2, R C Caldwell 1,2
PMCID: PMC378204  PMID: 5370664

Abstract

Microbiological assay plates containing agar stained with fast green and inoculated with test microorganisms could be readily distinguished from unstained seeded agar plates. The boundaries of zones of growth inhibition were more sharply defined in those plates which contained stained agar.

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