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Pentachloro Rose Bengal Yeast Extract Agar Base (PRYES Agar) is recommended for the cultivation and differentiation of nephrotoxin producing strains of Penicillium viridicatum and related species isolated from food in accordance with APHA. This

Granulated Modified Rappaport Vassiliadis Medium is for selective enrichment of Salmonellae from food and environmental specimens.

Granulated Endo Agar, Modified is for detection and isolation of coliforms and other enteric organisms.

Modified Rappaport Vassiliadis HiVeg Medium, 5KG

Endo HiVeg⢠Agar, Modified is recommended for detection and isolation of coliforms and other enteric organisms. Hiveg media used to differentiate gram-negative bacteria on the basis of lactose fermentation, while inhibiting gram-positive bacteria"

Citrate Agar is used for cultivation of iron bacteria from soil samples. This media is recommended for the isolation of heterotrophic iron-precipitating bacteria.

Sabouraud Glucose Agar Medium with Chloramphenicol is cited as Medium C and recommended for cultivation of yeasts and moulds by British Pharmacopoeia (1). This medium was described originally by Sabouraud (2) for the cultivation of fungi,

Medium for enumeration of bacteria in water, air, milk and dairy products.

Granulated Sabouraud Dextrose Agar Medium 3 is for cultivation of yeasts, moulds and aciduric microorganisms in accordance with IP 2010.

Skim Milk HiVeg Agar is prepared by completely replacing animal based peptones with vegetable peptones which makes the medium free of BSE/TSE risks. This medium is the modification of the medium recommended by APHA (1) for cultivation and

These media are prepared by replacing Casein enzymic hydrolysate with HiVeg hydrolysate which is free of BSE/ TSE risks. is prepared as described by Lennox .

Eugonic HiVeg⢠agar is recommended for cultivation of fastidious microorganisms like Haemophilus, Neisseria, Pasteurella, Brucella and Lactobacillus species. The colony appears larger on Eugonic agar than onTryptone Soya HiVegâ"¢ agar due to hig