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The Photographic Examination of Giant Colonies Free

Abstract

SUMMARY: An apparatus was designed to photograph colonies of micro-organisms on Petri dishes either under conditions of dark-field illumination or of top-lighting. It serves to reveal any motility of the organisms and is valuable as an aid to identification, particularly in the genus , members of which have characteristic giant colonies.

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The Photographic Examination of Giant Colonies
Microbiology 5, 18 (1951); https://doi.org/10.1099/00221287-5-1-18
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