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Greenland Pseudomonasarginosa Kings B agar

Canada Serratia marcescens /Desoxycholagar

USA Escherichia coli /Endoagar

Mexico Staphylococus aureus /Bloodagar

South America Moraxellacatarrhalis /Haematinagar

Spitzbergen Pseudomonas aeruginosa /Endoagar

Iceland Staphylococus aureus / McConkeyagar

Ireland Psecudomonas aeruginosa /King´s B agar

Britain Sarcinia lutea /Bloodagar

Norway Staphylococcus epidermidis /Haematinagar

Sweden Pseudomonas aeruginosa /ISO sensitestagar

Finland Pseudomonas aeruginosa /Kings B agar

Central Europe Eschericia coli /Desoxycholatagar

North Africa Sarcinia lutea /Haematinagar

Central-and South Africa Klebsiella pneumonie /Endoagar

India Pseudomonasaeruginosa /Kings B agar

Sri Lanka Pseudomonas aeruginosa /Kings B agar

former Soviet Union Bacillus oereus /Blodagar

China Pseudomonas aeruginosa /Kings B agar

Thailand Klebsiella pneumonie /McConkeyagar

Japan Sarcinia lutea /ISO sensitestagar

Philipines Aeromonas hydroptilia /Endoagar

Indonesia Aeromonas hydroptilia /Endoagar

New Zeeland Enterococcus faecalis /Bloodagar

Australia Serratia marcesens /ISO sensitest

Oceans Mixed gramnegative bacteria/Cysteine-Lacoste-Electrolyte- Defficient-agar

All the above mentioned bacteria are to be found in our environment. They are in the air, the earth and the water. Bacteria is a must for a healthy body and environment.

The bacteria was cultivated by Kerstin, post-graduate student Jim Sundström and Asst Professor Lars Victor von Stedink The Bacteriological Laboratory, Karolinska Hospital and The Institution of Laboratory Medicine, the Department of Clinical Microbiology at the Karolinska Institute.

Man and Bacteria with the Same Function in the Ecological System.
Living cultures of bacteria cultivated on agar.

A reflection on Man´s function, the meaning of life. I started from the fact that all species but Man within the ecological system has been given a clear role in a chain of inter-dependence. Everything works just fine without any interference from human kind. My theory is that the human being's function on Earth may be, just like the bacteria, to decompose the lifeforms that we now know. All as a part of a natural progress, to make room for new lifeforms in a wide perspective of the planet's development. (Investments in the environment would, in that case, only be slowing down the planet's evolution)