Respuesta :
Answer:
There are broth and and agar deep tube culture
Explanation:
Obligate Aerobe:
Broth Culture:
In a broth culture, obligate aerobes thrive at the surface where oxygen is abundant. They exhibit turbidity (cloudiness) throughout the medium due to their rapid growth and metabolism.
Agar Deep Tube Culture:
In an agar deep tube culture, obligate aerobes grow primarily at the top of the tube where oxygen is available. The medium remains clear below the surface.
The growth pattern resembles a pellicle or film at the liquid-air interface.
Obligate Anaerobe:
Broth Culture:
In a broth culture, obligate anaerobes grow uniformly throughout the medium, as they do not require oxygen. The medium remains clear.
Agar Deep Tube Culture:
In an agar deep tube culture, obligate anaerobes grow evenly throughout the tube, including the lower regions where oxygen is absent.
The entire medium appears turbid due to their growth.
