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coliforms. It can be streaked for isolation or used in the digest of gelatin, lactose, and the dyes
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completely dependent on externil factos to provide condations suinable for their eibtence
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and "maxiticn' yesur peratures be, ond which no growtitakes pl: adapted to temperatures between
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coliforms. It can be streaked for isolation or used in the digest of gelatin, lactose, and the dyes
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