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On Some Cultural Relations and Antagonisms of Bacillus Coli and Houston's Sewage Streptococci; with a Method for the Detection and Separation of These Micro-Organisms in Polluted Water

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Journal Public Health Pap Rep
Date 2009 Jul 15
PMID 19601139
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Authors
S C Prescott
S K Baker
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