What will happen in a phenol red test if you incubate an obligate aerobe with glucose...

What will happen in a phenol red test if you incubate an obligate aerobe with glucose as the fermentable sugar?

What is the substrate for the catalase enzyme? What do you detect if the catalase test is positive?

Why doesn't the iodine react with starch in the agar surrounding an organism that produces amylase?

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