Botrytis cinerea|119822 |BNCC

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number：BNCC119822
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The mycelium exhibits radial growth and is well-developed, with aerial hyphae appearing grayish-white. Upon initial germination, grayish-white mycelium rapidly spreads circularly across the medium. After forming a circular colony, the margin remains white, while the central region gradually darkens, eventually turning brown to black. The hyphae are septate and branched, with older hyphae displaying a darker coloration.

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Culture medium	BNCC352233
Description	Potato glucose agar
Composition	Potato Infusion Powder:6.0g, Glucose:20.0g, Agar:20.0g, pH:5.6±0.2(25℃)
Growth conditions	28 ℃, 7-10 days, aerobic
Subculture procedure	① Prepare 1-2 plates as mentioned above; ② After disinfecting the inclined surface of the test tube, open it in the safety cabinet; ③ Cut small square blocks of 0.5 × 0.5cm2 using a sterile inoculation hoe and inoculation shovel (see attached page); ④ Place the small square block flat on the center of the Agar plate and onto the surface of the agar; ⑤ Cultivate the flat Agar plate under the above cultivation conditions, and the strain can be used once it grows.
Storage conditions	Liquid nitrogen
Safety level	1
morphology	The mycelium exhibits radial growth and is well-developed, with aerial hyphae appearing grayish-white. Upon initial germination, grayish-white mycelium rapidly spreads circularly across the medium. After forming a circular colony, the margin remains white, while the central region gradually darkens, eventually turning brown to black. The hyphae are septate and branched, with older hyphae displaying a darker coloration.
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