Science, Volume 14John Michels (Journalist) American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1889 |
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... bacilli can find in or on the ground suitable conditions for their multiplication , although such conditions are not everywhere present . For durable infection of the soil with anthrax bacilli , it is , however , more important that ...
... bacilli can find in or on the ground suitable conditions for their multiplication , although such conditions are not everywhere present . For durable infection of the soil with anthrax bacilli , it is , however , more important that ...
Page 79
... bacilli may occur , although not to any considerable extent . Grancher and Deschamps found that typhoid bacilli may live in the soil for at least five months and a half . Unlike the cholera baç- teria , therefore , the typhoid bacilli ...
... bacilli may occur , although not to any considerable extent . Grancher and Deschamps found that typhoid bacilli may live in the soil for at least five months and a half . Unlike the cholera baç- teria , therefore , the typhoid bacilli ...
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... bacilli present an exquisite and typical polar staining , unless the forms are very short , when the staining is uniform . They are pathogenic for rabbits , mice , guinea - pigs , pigeons , and bats . Two degrees of virulence in this ...
... bacilli present an exquisite and typical polar staining , unless the forms are very short , when the staining is uniform . They are pathogenic for rabbits , mice , guinea - pigs , pigeons , and bats . Two degrees of virulence in this ...
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A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OF ALL THE ARTS AND SCIENCES | 35 |
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