I studied to growth S.limacinum SR31 in artificial seawater included 10 g/L glucose and 1g/L NaNO3 as a nutrient source, some the flasks were turn to pink as shown the pictures.
I observed that the microorganism is so resistant to temperature (19-30 oC), salinity (1-3%), carbon (1-50 g/L) and nitrogen (0.1-4 g/L) concentration and starvation.
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Maryen Alberto
Dear colleague
Due to the characteristics of your cultures and the microscope images, it appeared that you had some contamination with bacteria or yeast, I would suggest that if you are interested in seeing the type of microorganism, you can isolate the culture and send it for molecular identification.
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