petri dish

A Petri dish is a laboratory vessel used for the cultivation of microorganisms or cells, consisting of a flat disc-shaped bottom and a lid. There are disposable and multiple-use ones, suitable for laboratory inoculation, streaking, and bacterial isolation operations, and can be used for the cultivation of plant materials.

Petri dish features:
It can store sterile cultures of various bacteria, fungi and other microorganisms, safe and stable, and easy to operate.
Special texture - Sterilized by ethylene oxide, made of high-quality plastic, smooth surface, easy to clean.
Versatile - Suitable for basic analysis in medicine, biology, science and other activities.