haloing
- noun
- Specialized
- Agar plates often display haloing when bacteria break down certain nutrients in the medium.
Examples
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The scientist observed haloing around the bacterial colonies, which suggested enzyme activity.
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The presence of haloing can help researchers identify specific microbial processes in the lab.
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The haloing around the bacterial colonies was clearly visible.
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Did you notice the haloing in the petri dish?
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The scientist observed haloing around the bacterial colonies, which suggested enzyme activity.
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Agar plates often display haloing when bacteria break down certain nutrients in the medium.
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The presence of haloing can help researchers identify specific microbial processes in the lab.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Haloing comes from halo, a word for a 'ring' or clear circle. In the lab this ring image helps you remember that haloing is the clear or colored zone that forms around a microbial colony and shows chemical or enzyme activity.