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What is the genus and gram staining of this specimen?

Escherichia; G-

What is the genus and gram staining of this specimen?

Rhizobium; G-

What is the genus and gram staining of this specimen?

Staphylococcus; G+

What is the genus and gram staining of this specimen?

Spirillum; G-

What is the genus and gram staining of this specimen?

Streptococcus; G+

What is the genus and gram staining of this specimen?

Anabaena; G-

What is the genus and gram staining of this specimen?

Nostoc; G-

What is the genus and gram staining of this specimen?

Oscillatoria; G-

Unicellular, with peptidoglycan, with cell wall

Eubacteria

Purple gram stain, high peptidoglycan, low lipopolysaccharide

Gram positive

Red/pink gram stain, low peptidoglycan, high lipopolysaccharide

Gram negative

Different sizes in bacteria

Pinpoint, small, moderate, large

Different forms in bacteria

Circular, irregular, rhizoid

Different margins of bacteria

Entire, lobate, undulate, serrate, filamentous

Different elevations of bacteria

Flat raised, convex, umbonate

Different surfaces of bacteria

Smooth, glistening, rough, wrinkled, powdery/dry