What are the results of the TSI from the enteric bacteria P. vulgaris? A. Black butt, yellow slant, glucose, lactose and/or sucrose fermented, H2S produced B. Black butt, red slant, glucose fermented, no gas C. Yellow butt, yellow slant, split agar, glucose, lactose and/ or sucrose fermented, gas produced D. Yellow butt, red slant, glucose only fermented, no gas

What are the results of the TSI from the enteric bacteria P. vulgaris? A. Black butt, yellow slant, glucose, lactose and/or sucrose fermented, H2S produced B. Black butt, red slant, glucose fermented, no gas C. Yellow butt, yellow slant, split agar, glucose, lactose and/ or sucrose fermented, gas produced D. Yellow butt, red slant, glucose only fermented, no gas

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