Instruments used to subculture mycellium

Answer 1

Instruments commonly used to subculture mycelium include sterile petri dishes, inoculation loops or needles, and scalpel blades for transferring mycelial plugs. A laminar flow hood or a still air box is often used to maintain a sterile environment during the process. Additionally, sterile nutrient media, such as agar plates, provide a suitable growth medium for the mycelium. Finally, pipettes may be used for liquid cultures to transfer mycelium between different growth conditions.