Streptococcus Laboratory General Methods
The blood agar plates used in the manner described above are for checking for purity of cultures. If any of the results are unusual or not expected or the culture is contaminated the test must be repeated. Vancomycin resistant streptococci or other unknowns other than leuconostocs and pediococci, which are intrinsically vancomycin resistant.
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