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... Bakt . , ' 1888 ) . + See Appendix B for a complete list of these and all other bacteria known to occur in various waters . Bakteriologische Diagnostik , ' Berlin , 1886. Some of these forms have since received definite names , adopted ...
... Bakt . , ' 1888 ) . + See Appendix B for a complete list of these and all other bacteria known to occur in various waters . Bakteriologische Diagnostik , ' Berlin , 1886. Some of these forms have since received definite names , adopted ...
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... Bakt . , ' 1888 . et See Winogradsky , " Ueber Schwefelbacterien , " ' Bot . Zeitg . , ' 1887 , pp . 489 , seq . , and ' Beitr . z . Morph . u . Phys . d . Bakt . , ' 1888 . § " Bacteriologische Unters . der Freiburger Leitungswässer ...
... Bakt . , ' 1888 . et See Winogradsky , " Ueber Schwefelbacterien , " ' Bot . Zeitg . , ' 1887 , pp . 489 , seq . , and ' Beitr . z . Morph . u . Phys . d . Bakt . , ' 1888 . § " Bacteriologische Unters . der Freiburger Leitungswässer ...
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... Bakt . u . Parasitenkunde , ' vol . 2 , 1887 ) , Janowski ( ibid . , vol . 4 , p . 547 ) , and Schmelck ( ibid . , vol . 4 , p . 545 ) , Fraenkel ( Zeitschr . f . Hyg . ' vol . 1 , pp . 302—314 ) , and Odo Bujwid ( * Ann . de l'Inst ...
... Bakt . u . Parasitenkunde , ' vol . 2 , 1887 ) , Janowski ( ibid . , vol . 4 , p . 547 ) , and Schmelck ( ibid . , vol . 4 , p . 545 ) , Fraenkel ( Zeitschr . f . Hyg . ' vol . 1 , pp . 302—314 ) , and Odo Bujwid ( * Ann . de l'Inst ...
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... Bakt . u . Paro- sitenk . , ' 1890 , Nos . 6-8 ) ; F. Elfving , ' Studien über die Einwirkung des Lichtes auf die Pilze , ' Helsingfors , 1890 , 139 pp . and 5 plates - deals more especially with fungi proper — and our Appendix A. VOL ...
... Bakt . u . Paro- sitenk . , ' 1890 , Nos . 6-8 ) ; F. Elfving , ' Studien über die Einwirkung des Lichtes auf die Pilze , ' Helsingfors , 1890 , 139 pp . and 5 plates - deals more especially with fungi proper — and our Appendix A. VOL ...
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... Bakt . , ' vol . 10 , 1891 , p . 415 ) . + A good instance has recently been investigated by Perdrix ( " Sur les fermenta- tions produites par un Microbe anaérobie de l'Eau , " ' Ann . Inst . Pasteur , ' vol . 5 , 1891 , pp . 286-311 ) ...
... Bakt . , ' vol . 10 , 1891 , p . 415 ) . + A good instance has recently been investigated by Perdrix ( " Sur les fermenta- tions produites par un Microbe anaérobie de l'Eau , " ' Ann . Inst . Pasteur , ' vol . 5 , 1891 , pp . 286-311 ) ...
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