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Bacteria / by Friedman, B. Ellen.(CARDINAL)779455;
Accelerated Reader AR
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Bacteria / by Facklam, Howard.(CARDINAL)504517; Facklam, Margery.(CARDINAL)317730;
Includes bibliographical references (page 62) and index.
Subjects: Bacteria; Microbiology; Bacteria.;
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Bacteria / by Favor, Lesli J.,author.(CARDINAL)662325; Baum, Margaux,author.(CARDINAL)412996;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Discovering bacteria -- Bacterial life cycles -- The perils of bacteria -- Beneficial bacteria.Accelerated Reader AR
Subjects: Bacteria;
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Bacteria.
Describes the appearance, characteristics, and behavior of bacteria, the most common lifeform on earth.Accelerated Reader AR
Subjects: Bacteria;
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Bacteria : staph, strep, clostridium, and other bacteria / by Wearing, Judy,author.(CARDINAL)495228;
Includes bibliographical references (page 46) and index.What are bacteria? -- The biology of bacteria -- Bacilli : rod-shaped bacteria -- Cocci : round bacteria -- Curved bacteria : commas -- And spirals -- The mycobacteri.Bacteria are microscopic organisms with a cell structure that is very different from that of the other kingdoms. Traditionally classified according to their shape, scientists now use DNA studies to refine the groupings of bacteria. This book examines bacteria that are found in virtually every environment--including those that are characterized by extreme heat, cold, and depth--and, of course, bacteria that are found inside our bodies. Intriguing information highlights the key role that bacteria play in shaping the ecology of our planet, how some bacteria make their own food while others feed on ready-made food, and how some do indeed cause disease, while most do not. Case studies examine the development of new vaccines against bacterial diseases and the use of bacteria to help fight pollution.990LAccelerated Reader AR
Subjects: Bacteria; Bactéries; Bactéries;
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Germs! germs! germs! / by Katz, Bobbi,author.(CARDINAL)714493; Bjhorkman, Steve,illustrator.(local)tlcaut1482899990806100;
430LAccelerated Reader AR
Subjects: Bacteria.; Viruses.;
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The genus Bacillus / by Gordon, Ruth E.(Ruth Evelyn),1910-(CARDINAL)282578; Haynes, William C.(CARDINAL)281988; Pang, C. Hor-Nay.(CARDINAL)282283; Smith, Nathan R.(Nathan Raymond),1888-Aerobic sporeforming bacteria.;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 136-156) and index.
Subjects: Bacillus (Bacteria);
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What are "bacteria?" by North Carolina.Division of Health Services.Sanitation Branch.;
Subjects: Food handling.; Food service; Restaurants;
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Beautiful bacteria : encounters in the microuniverse / by Danino, Tal,Author(local)tlcaut1724674634485940432; Muniz, VikWriter of forewordauthor of introduction, etc.(DLC)no 97071095;
Includes bibliographical references (page 178).A leading bacteria scientist combines unique scientific and artistic techniques, along with accessible text to reveal the microbial world within and around us. Beautiful Bacteria merges stunning imagery with a new way of looking at something we interact with every day. Each chapter introduces the different types of bacteria, illustrated with singularly beautiful images of these minute life forms and an approachable text that explains where bacteria is located and what it does. Much as New York Times bestseller I Contain Multitudes did, Beautiful Bacteria brings the invisible world that has shaped our species to life. While we know microbes in our world are relevant, the focus of this book is what the invisible, microbial world looks like, where it comes from, and where new discoveries and biotechnology are taking us. Looking at the microbial world reveals countless questions about life and connects with the personal realm of bacteria in our daily lives. From the dazzling patterns of Proteus mirabilis to the shimmering fractals of E. coli and more, each chapter touches upon the little-seen microscopic universe and the impact it has on our macroscopic society, and sheds light on how we coexist in an increasingly biotechnological world.
Subjects: Bacteria; Science in art.; Biotechnology in art.; Bacteria; Art and science;
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Microbia : a journey into the unseen world around you / by Bone, Eugenia,author.(CARDINAL)675194;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 226-264) and index.Introduction -- Six ingredients connect us all -- How microbes created the air we breathe -- The impossible microbial species concept -- A marriage of microbes -- Microbes make landfall -- The soil microbiome -- Soil without microbes -- The plant microbiome -- Your microbiome is a park -- Our microbiomes -- Germophobia and microbiomania -- The Earth microbiome."Set against a backdrop of [the author's] misadventures in academia, [this work] explores what microbes are and how they live and compares the microbiomes of soil, plants, animals (that includes us), and places, explaining such things as the wrongheadedness of labeling some bacteria 'good' and others 'bad' ... [and] walks you through this incredible garden of the unseen and helps you realize that we share everything"--
Subjects: Microorganisms.; Bacteria.;
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