Colorful cultured bacteria from food process wastewater
Detailed Description
A colorful display of a diverse group of bacteria cultured from food process wastewater.
Photo art composition of cultured bacteria plates by the Michigan Bacteriological Research Laboratory and Laura Hubbard of the Upper Midwest Water Science Center.
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Public Domain.
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