Explain why being able to identify an unknown bacteria

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1. Explain why being able to identify an unknown bacteria is important? Think about several areas where this would be applicable, and use two or more to formulate your answer.

2. Pick a bacteria of your choice and follow the testing flow chart to show how you would identify it if it was unknown. Where would you expect a colonization of this bacteria to be found? Knowing this, where could you see this technique being useful.

3. Are there any tests in the flow chart that may have a positive reaction with more than one bacteria? If so, how would you proceed if an unknown tested positive for a reaction that could be caused by a variety of species? Explain.

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