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by tapatio on August 1st, 2009
I have no idea.
by Anonymous on August 1st, 2009
You need to specify the culture conditions. Nutrient agar medium and nutrient liquid medium will have different effects. Assuming that you are using nutrient liquid medium at 37 degree C, an overnight (i.e. 18 hours) culture will not have spores (save the ungerminated ones from the inoculums) but the week old ones will normally have some spores.
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