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MICROBIOLOGY OF DRINKING WATER AND SEWAGE
Annual Review of Microbiology, 1948Research in the field of purification of drinking water in recent years has focused primarily on topics of technology, and important and new viewpoints in the bacteriological line have no come to our notice. The role of bacteria in drinking water has been looked upon quite differently in the course of time, but general opinion may be said to converge ...
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Microbiology of Amazonian waters
1984The relation between river and lake in the Central Amazon is one that reflects evolutionary adaptation to the environment. Down through the millenia, a grand design has evolved. This design, or structure, has developed into a cyclic Energy Biomass exchange which characterizes the Central Amazonian lakes (Rai & Hill 1981a).
H. Rai, G. Hill
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The microbiology of bottled water
Clinical Microbiology Newsletter, 2003Abstract Bottled drinking water is rarely completely free of microorganisms. Typically, this autochthonous flora is present at the source and of little concern to a healthy population. In the United States, disinfection may be used to remove microorganisms.
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The microbiology of drinking water.
Medical laboratory sciences, 1992Standards for drinking water have been formalised in the United Kingdom by recent legislation. Routine microbiological monitoring of water supplies is primarily based on tests for coliforms. These organisms have been used successfully for indicating contamination and treatment failures, but may need supplementing with other organisms to further improve
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