Features
- Perfect for isolating, cloning, and culturing
- Use Agar to create Agar plates
- 10 Petri Dishes per sleeve
Petri Dishes
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These sterile disposable petri dishes are a must-have tool for cultivators looking to enter the world of mycology and mushroom cultures using agar.
These Petri Dishes come in a sterile sleeve and are a must-have for those interested in mycology. They are perfect for multiple tasks, including isolating spore genetics, cloning, and culturing mushrooms. Use with Agar to create your own agar plates as starters for liquid culture or grain spawn.
10 Per Sleeve.
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When using sterile petri dishes, be sure to wipe and sterilize the outer sleeve and then place them in your still air box or under your flow hood. When your sterilized agar has cooled to a safe pouring temperature and is in your sterile work area, remove the sleeve from your petri dish using a sharp knife or scalpel, and carefully remove the plates without removing the covers from the dish. Pour your agar into each plate and replace the cover of the dish. Leave your dishes in front of your flow hood after pouring to help reduce condensation.
Details
These Petri Dishes come in a sterile sleeve and are a must-have for those interested in mycology. They are perfect for multiple tasks, including isolating spore genetics, cloning, and culturing mushrooms. Use with Agar to create your own agar plates as starters for liquid culture or grain spawn.
10 Per Sleeve.
Specifications
When using sterile petri dishes, be sure to wipe and sterilize the outer sleeve and then place them in your still air box or under your flow hood. When your sterilized agar has cooled to a safe pouring temperature and is in your sterile work area, remove the sleeve from your petri dish using a sharp knife or scalpel, and carefully remove the plates without removing the covers from the dish. Pour your agar into each plate and replace the cover of the dish. Leave your dishes in front of your flow hood after pouring to help reduce condensation.
Usage
When using sterile petri dishes, be sure to wipe and sterilize the outer sleeve and then place them in your still air box or under your flow hood. When your sterilized agar has cooled to a safe pouring temperature and is in your sterile work area, remove the sleeve from your petri dish using a sharp knife or scalpel, and carefully remove the plates without removing the covers from the dish. Pour your agar into each plate and replace the cover of the dish. Leave your dishes in front of your flow hood after pouring to help reduce condensation.
