USE OF GLASS MICRO-BEADS IN ECOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS WITH BACTERIOPHAGIC NEMATODES

1 January 1977

journal article
research article

Vol. 9 (4) , 319-322

Abstract

A system that uses microbeads for the culture of bacteriophagic nematodes is described. Glass-bead culture was found to simulate a soil microcosm more closely than did agar culture in terms of CO2 production, number of nematodes produced and nematode size.

Keywords

BACTERIOPHAGIC
GLASS MICROBEADS
NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

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