Test Description Terminal Terminal Medium, Incubation Incubation Results temperature time (°C) electron enzyme reagent ассеptor Oxidase test Tryptic soy agar (TSA), OxiDrop 1 24 – 48 hours Catalase Oxygen test N/A Nitrate reductase 3. 37 N/A test

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