Miller-Schroth Polypectate medium

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Purpose

Ingredients

Ingredient 1 L
Part 1
dH2O 1 L
Mannitol 10 g
Nicotinic acid 0.5 g
L-asparagine (anhydrous) 3 g
K2HPO4 dibasic powder 2 g
MgSO4 • 7H2O 0.2 g
Sodium taurocholate (Difco) 2.5 g
Part 2
Tergitol 7 (sodium heptadecyl sulfate) 0.1 ml
2% nitrilotriacetic acid in 1.46% KOH (20 g + 14.6 g KOH/L) 10 ml
0.5% bromothymol blue (Na salt)1 9 ml
0.5% neutral red 2.5 ml
1N NaOH (do not use if a ppt. forms) 5 ml
1% thallium nitrate 1.75 ml
0.33% CoCl2 (0.83 g/250 ml H2O) 50 ml
Part 3
1N NaOH 20 ml
MOPS3 9 ml
10% CaCl2•2H2O 2.5 ml
agar 4 g
sodium polypectate 18 g ml

Instructions

  1. Heat dH20 from part 1 to 80-90°C.
  2. Add the remaining ingredients from part 1 in order, be sure each is dissolved before adding next.
  3. Mix together the ingredients from part 2 in a separate container, add in the order listed.
  4. Add the mixture to the hot medium from part 1 and then add the ingredients from part 3 in order.
  5. Autoclave, pour thickly.

Notes

  • The sulfone form is not water-soluble.
  • Available from Aldrich Chemical.
  • 3-(N-Morpholino) propanesulfonic acid


References

  • Pierce, L. and A. H. McCain. 1992. Selective medium for isolation of pectolytic Erwinia sp. Plant Disease 76: 382-384.

Contributed by

From the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Mediabook; Orignially created by Robert Wick; contributed by Mary Ann Hansen.