Salt tolerance of bacteria in estuarine sediments

by Michael Dennis Prickett

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Published 1980 by Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium in [Ocean Springs, Miss.] .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Marine microbiology.,
• Estuarine sediments.,
• Marine bacteria -- Effect of salt on.,
• Halophilic microorganisms.

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Edition Notes

Grant NA80AA-D-00017.

Statement	Michael Dennis Prickett.
Series	MASGP -- 80-025.
Contributions	Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium.
The Physical Object
Pagination	18, [11] leaves :
Number of Pages	18
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL17723760M

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