Correctly identify the steps and outcomes in the process of screening for a nutritional mutant of a bacterium. Drag the appropriate labels to their respective targets. Reset Help Pick and transfer colonies to fresh medium. Incubate and examine plates Complete medium. Selective medium. Mutants do not grow. All colonies grow. Sterile toothpick Master plate; growth on complete medium Derek1er

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