Glass Petri Dish

A glass Petri dish is a shallow, cylindrical, lidded dish made of glass, typically borosilicate, that’s used in laboratories for:

• Culturing microorganisms like bacteria and fungi.

• Observing cell growth and reactions in controlled environments.

• Holding small samples for chemical or biological analysis.

Key Features:

• Reusable after sterilization (usually via autoclaving).

• Offers clear visibility for observations under microscopes or by eye.

• Resistant to heat and chemicals, making it ideal for lab use.