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64 totalTHE STORY OF GERM LIFE - BY H. W. CONN - PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY AT WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, - AUTHOR OF EVOLUTION OF TO-DAY, THE LIVING WORLD, ETC. - PREFACE.
JULY, 1915. - I.—BACTERIA AS PLANTS
II.—MISCELLANEOUS USES OF BACTERIA IN THE ARTS.
III.—BACTERIA IN THE DAIRY.
IV.—BACTERIA IN NATURAL PROCESSES.
V.—PARASITIC BACTERIA AND THEIR RELATION TO DISEASE
VI.—METHODS OF COMBATING PARASITIC BACTERIA
THE STORY OF GERM LIFE. - CHAPTER I. - BACTERIA AS PLANTS.
HISTORICAL.
WHAT ARE BACTERIA?
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Release date
2004-01-01
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H. W. (Herbert William) Conn
1859–1917
A pioneering American bacteriologist and teacher, he helped bring the new science of microbes into classrooms, public health work, and everyday life. His books and lectures made complex ideas about bacteria, food safety, and the home easier for general readers and students to understand.
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