Eikenella corrodens
“Eikenella corrodens grown on chocolate agar after 36 hours. Notice how the colonies create pits in the agar characteristic of this species.” - via Wikimedia Commons
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Eikenella corrodens
“Eikenella corrodens grown on chocolate agar after 36 hours. Notice how the colonies create pits in the agar characteristic of this species.” - via Wikimedia Commons

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Staphylococcus epidermidis on mannitol salt agar
Photo credit: aurorab_kinasefanaccount on Instagram (also microbe credit, straight from her skin)
earth is just god’s agar plate
Penicillium agar plate

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I suck and forgot to take a pic before I threw my plate away, so this is a pic from google but holy cow E. cloacae looks badass on an EMB plate. The metallic shiny green is so cool. This is basically what my plate today looked like.
Proteus vulgaris
Rhodotorula
“Rhodotorula mucilaginosa colonies on Sabouraud agar (with 2% glucose).” - via Wikimedia Commons