Yeast population growth curve with census data and growth phases

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Logistic growth curve of yeast cells in thousands over 18 hours with hourly census dots scattered near it, a dashed carrying capacity line at 665, and brackets above labeled Lag phase, Exponential phase and Stationary phase
Yeast growing in a flask over 18 hours, from 10 thousand cells at 0.54 per hour toward a carrying capacity of 665 thousand. Census counts taken every hour are scattered by about 5% around the logistic curve, like real lab data. Brackets above the graph mark the lag, exponential and stationary phases, with dotted lines down the graph where each ends.

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