Relation between Food Concentration and Surface for Bacterial Growth
Journal of BacteriologyPublished 1 October 1940Open access
H. Heukelekian, Allen H. Heller
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Stark, Stadler and McCoy (1938) found that in support of Zobell's results, measurable amounts of organic matter accumulated over a period of hours on the surface of chemically clean glass slides suspended in sterile lake water, indicating that the accumulation of organic Matter is independent of and precedes bacterial growth.
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