I have made a medium with agarose instead of agar - agar. Can bacteria also grow on agarose ?
Yes, most likely they will grow just fine.
The majority of the nutrients are provided by the other components in the medium.
Heck of an expensive mistake to make though! Agarose is about $1 per gram and agar-agar is maybe 10 cents a gram.
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