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Spread Plate Method
Sufficient amount of agar was poured into a sterile petri dish. Next, this was allowed to solidify. 0.1ml of the fermented water samples were transferred on to the agar surface. A spreader was dipped in 70% alcohol and was flamed. Finally, the sample was spread over the surface of the agar then lids were closed.
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