IDENTIFICATION METHODS FOR MICROBIOLOGISTS, Part A

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" . [In] October 1964 the Society for Applied Bacteriology in accordance with now established custom, held an autumn demonstration meeting, though on this occasion the meeting was organized jointly with the Microbial Systematics Group of the Society for General Microbiology. Following this meeting the organizers were made aware of the feeling among members that a useful purpose would be served by bringing together accounts of the various techniques demonstrated and publishing them. This Manual is the result of the joint decision of both Societies to publish." [Preface, 1966] Representative among the 15 papers are Techniques in the Identification and Classification of Brucella (Morgan, Gower); An Alternative Approach to the Identification of Streptomyces Species: A Working System (Cross, Maciver); and An Information Sorter for Identifying Bacteria (Olds). 145 (+ xi + i unnumbered) pages, with tables, figures, and 2 Index[es]. Dustjacket shows scant shelf-use; boards are clean and sound; stamp of prior owner on front pastedown and upper and lower text edges; text is strong and clean.

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Título

IDENTIFICATION METHODS FOR MICROBIOLOGISTS, Part A

Editor

Academic Press, London -- New York

Fecha de publicación

1966

Encuadernación

Impressed Green Boards

Edición

Third Printing, 1969

Estado

Near Fine

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Very Good