Pigment Microbiology

pigment microbiology

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Book Description
A description of a microbial colony grown on suitable agar usually involves the observation of its immediate surroundings. This applies to most bacteria and fungi and is of considerable taxonomic importance.

Pigment Microbiology,P.Z. Margalith,Springer,0412410508,Food Science,Life Sciences - Biology - Microbiology,Life Sciences - Evolution,Life Sciences - Zoology - General,Microbial pigments,Microbiology (Specific Aspects),Science,Science/Mathematics,Industrial chemistry,Microbiology (non-medical),Science / Zoology,Zoology & animal sciences

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