Although fungi, bacteria and specific bacteria taxa, such as the actinomycetes have been studied extensively in various habitats, few studies have examined them simultaneously, especially. The actinomycete colony count in the trifluralin - treated plot was greater than the control, but the same as the..Result obtained showed that fungi populations increased significantly after 20 days of soil incubation. The highest population of fungi was counted after 60 days. The population bacteria decrease continuously during soil incubation while the population of actinomycetes also decreased during soil incubation but it decrease rate was not the same as decreased rate of bacteria. For more details consult https://www.science.gov -- topicpages
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Hello, depends from genera.
Bacteria 24-96 hour
Fungi 7-18 days
Actinomyces from 5 to 20 days
It depends on your task. If you estimate populations in plant, soil, or water and use semi-selective medium it will take from 48h to 5 days for bacteria (many gram+ slow growing bacteria) and about 7 days for fungi. If you evaluate biocide effect and use general medium and log-phase culture as inoculum, you can count colonies in shorter time.
It depends on species and taxa. No particular incubation period .
generally for bacteria about one day
for fungus about three to four days
for actinomycetes about one week to take population count
(1-7)days for fungal growth and (24-48) hours for bacterial growth
Actinobacteria are slow growing bacteria. You need at least 3-7 days
Bacteria three to four days
Fungi six to seven days
Actinomycetes six to seven days
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