Bacteria Especially As They Are Related to the Economy of Nature to Industrial
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4 F. , and the decline of such diarrhoea coincides more or less precisely with the fall in soil temper- ature. This temperature (56. 4 F. ) is, therefore, considered as the " critical " four-foot earth temperature, that is to say, the temperature at which certain changes (putrefactive, bacterial, etc. ) take place in the pores of the earth, with the consequent development of the diarrhceal poison.
After a very elaborate and prolonged investigation on be- half of the Local Government Board, Dr. ...Ballard formulates the causes of diarrhoea in the following conclusions: l (a) The essential cause of diarrhoea resides ordinarily in the superficial layers of the earth, where it is intimately as- sociated with the life processes of some micro-organism not yet detected or isolated.
(&) That the vital manifestations of such organism are dependent, among other things, perhaps principally upon conditions of season and the presence of dead^ organic mat- ter, which is its pabulum.
(c) That on occasion such micro-organism is capable of getting abroad from its primary habitat, the earth, and having become air-borne, obtains opportunity for fastening on non-living organic material, and of using such organic (d) a specific micro-organism in the soil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4 F. , and the decline of such diarrhoea coincides more or less precisely with the fall in soil temper- ature. This temperature (56. 4 F. ) is, therefore, considered as the " critical " four-foot earth temperature, that is to say, the temperature at which certain changes (putrefactive, bacterial, etc. ) take place in the pores of the earth, with the consequent development of the diarrhceal poison.
After a very elaborate and prolonged investigation on be- half of the Local Government Board, Dr. ...Ballard formulates the causes of diarrhoea in the following conclusions: l (a) The essential cause of diarrhoea resides ordinarily in the superficial layers of the earth, where it is intimately as- sociated with the life processes of some micro-organism not yet detected or isolated.
(&) That the vital manifestations of such organism are dependent, among other things, perhaps principally upon conditions of season and the presence of dead^ organic mat- ter, which is its pabulum.
(c) That on occasion such micro-organism is capable of getting abroad from its primary habitat, the earth, and having become air-borne, obtains opportunity for fastening on non-living organic material, and of using such organic (d) a specific micro-organism in the soil.
What to read after Bacteria Especially As They Are Related to the Economy of Nature to Industrial?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Newman to read onlineMoreLess
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