Compare pour plate and spread plate methods for microbial isolation.

The pour plate and spread plate methods are both commonly used techniques in microbiology for isolating microorganisms from a mixed sample. While both methods aim to achieve colony separation and enumeration, they differ significantly in their procedure and applications.

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