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(Non Sterile )petri dish is a shallow plastic container used in laboratories to culture cells, bacteria, or other microorganisms. It typically has a lid that helps create a controlled environment for the growth of the cultures. The bottom of the dish is flat and often has a thin layer of agar, a jelly-like substance, to serve as a growth medium for the organisms. Petri dishes are commonly used in scientific research, medical diagnoses, and the study of microorganisms.