Microbiology
88 Citations•2010•
E. Feil
The Quarterly Review of Biology
This is a shame, given the book’s gems and the relevance of environmental microbiology in addressing some of the most important problems facing society today.
Abstract
tative of biofilms in nature. I do not know who is going to buy this volume, except a few libraries willing to shell out the list price. For that you get 226 pages (not counting the index), black-and-white illustrations (the few color versions are grouped together after the index), many typographical errors, and missing references. This is a shame, given the book’s gems and the relevance of environmental microbiology in addressing some of the most important problems facing society today. David L. Kirchman, Marine Science & Policy, University of Delaware, Lewes, Delaware