butterpants
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I just took a 10 month old vial of WL English Cider and streaked it for isolation with the thought of slanting it for future use (got the yeast for free cuz it was wicked old).
The media used was UBA and it incubated at 25C for 3 days. Control plate is clean.
If you look at the attached picture, there's an odd (at least to me) colony pattern. Lots of very small colonies with a few giant growth patches. This is very inconsistent with the growth patterns I normally see on just about everything, from Sacc to Brett to LAB.
It almost seems to me as if there is more than 1 strain. Seems like too frequent of an occurance to be filled with respiratory mutants or the converse giants....
Micro guys care to comment?
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The media used was UBA and it incubated at 25C for 3 days. Control plate is clean.
If you look at the attached picture, there's an odd (at least to me) colony pattern. Lots of very small colonies with a few giant growth patches. This is very inconsistent with the growth patterns I normally see on just about everything, from Sacc to Brett to LAB.
It almost seems to me as if there is more than 1 strain. Seems like too frequent of an occurance to be filled with respiratory mutants or the converse giants....
Micro guys care to comment?
View attachment 1448961327047.jpg