Aquatic Microbiology: Handbook : University of Lancaster, 13-16 July 1998Society for Applied Microbiology, 1998 - 31 pagine |
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... microscopy techniques ( 2 ) . In the current study , a Leica TCS NT laser scanning confocal microscope was used to investigate biofilm formation using vital fluorescence staining on intact vegetable leaves . Reflection contrast and ...
... microscopy techniques ( 2 ) . In the current study , a Leica TCS NT laser scanning confocal microscope was used to investigate biofilm formation using vital fluorescence staining on intact vegetable leaves . Reflection contrast and ...
Pagina viii
... microscopy . Results confirmed that higher bacterial populations were pressent in the rhizosphere of Z noltii compared to uncolonised sediments . Furthermore electron microscopy identified the rhizome as the main site of colonisation ...
... microscopy . Results confirmed that higher bacterial populations were pressent in the rhizosphere of Z noltii compared to uncolonised sediments . Furthermore electron microscopy identified the rhizome as the main site of colonisation ...
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... microscopy and image analysis ) and the cell - surface hydrophobic index ( determined by hydrophobic interaction chromatography ) were higher than when cells were grown with glucose as the carbon source . Differential staining with ...
... microscopy and image analysis ) and the cell - surface hydrophobic index ( determined by hydrophobic interaction chromatography ) were higher than when cells were grown with glucose as the carbon source . Differential staining with ...
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