* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
Download verticillium soil assay for determination of colony forming units per
Survey
Document related concepts
Human impact on the nitrogen cycle wikipedia , lookup
Arbuscular mycorrhiza wikipedia , lookup
Entomopathogenic nematode wikipedia , lookup
Plant nutrition wikipedia , lookup
Soil horizon wikipedia , lookup
Canadian system of soil classification wikipedia , lookup
Surface runoff wikipedia , lookup
Soil erosion wikipedia , lookup
Terra preta wikipedia , lookup
Soil respiration wikipedia , lookup
Crop rotation wikipedia , lookup
Soil salinity control wikipedia , lookup
Soil compaction (agriculture) wikipedia , lookup
No-till farming wikipedia , lookup
Soil food web wikipedia , lookup
Sustainable agriculture wikipedia , lookup
Transcript
VERTICILLIUM SOIL ASSAY FOR DETERMINATION OF COLONY FORMING UNITS PER GRAM OF SOIL Communicated by Sharon Kirkpatrick, Gordon Lab, Department of Plant Pathology, UC Davis Version October 21, 2014 For each sample: 1. Break up soil into an even consistency. 2. Shake soil to allow for mixing. 3. Take a subsample using a 30 ml beaker to transfer 4 full beakers to another bag. Or use whatever sub-sampling method you use normally. 4. Shake soil to allow for mixing. 5. Weigh 6 g of soil into a 125 ml beaker. 6. Add 120 mls sterile 0.1% water agar. 7. Stir mixture for 5 minutes. 8. As mixture is stirring, withdraw 250 ul. Plate onto 10 plates of Vert selective medium. It is a good idea to withdraw sample from the same depth in flask. This is 12.5mg soil/plate x 10 plates = 125mg soil assayed Detection limit = 8 cfu/gram soil This is 12.5mg soil/plate x 15 plates = 187.5 mg soil assayed Detection limit = 5.3 cfu/gram soil To Autoclave: Flame Sterilize: Beakers-50 ml Stir bar Graduated cylinder-100 ml Water agar Pipet tips-1 ml (Cut tip for easier use with soil)