The actinomycetes: their nature, occurrence, activities, and importance

Актиномицеты: их природа, распространение, жизнедеятельность и значение
Selman A. Waksman
1950-01-01
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Abstract (AI)
Bacteria belong to the most wide-spread of organisms; we may say they are omnipresent; they never fail either in air or water; they attach themselves to the surface of all firm bodies, but develop in masses only where decomposition, corruption, fermentation or putrefaction are present, (FERDINAND Conn, transl. by C. S. DoLtey).
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Bacteria attach to the surfaces of solid bodies but form masses primarily where decomposition, corruption, fermentation, or putrefaction occurs.
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The abstract characterizes bacteria as widespread or omnipresent organisms found consistently in air and water.
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The paper concerns actinomycetes, addressing their nature, occurrence, biological activities, and importance.
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Actinomycetes

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Their nature, occurrence, activities, and importance

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Selman A. Waksman
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