Nocardia colony morphology on blood agar

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Nocardia species typically exhibit distinctive colony morphology on blood agar. Here are the common features:

Appearance: Nocardia colonies can vary in appearance but are often described as having a chalky, matte, or velvety surface. They might appear dry and crumbly.

Color: Colonies are usually white to yellow or orange, but the color can vary depending on the species and the medium used.

Texture: The colonies are often adherent to the agar and may exhibit aerial hyphae, giving a fuzzy appearance.

Size: Colonies may grow slowly and take several days to become visible. They can range from small to large, depending on the incubation period.

Shape: Colonies are typically round and may have irregular edges.

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