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WiNSLOw The average results of the analyses of sewage are presented in Table 8 with the ratio which the count on each medium bears to the count on lactose gelatin at 20°.
TABLE 8.
Bacteria in Boston Sewage.
SERIES A.
Bacteria pes c.c.
No. OF Samples On Lactose Gelatin at 20' On Lactose Agar at87* On Liquefiers Acid Formers Total Acid Formers Total Anafirobic A«ar 56 Ratio to Gelatin Count 365,000 7 1,670,000 31 5,430,000 100 1,670,000 31 3,760,000 69 2,440,000 45 SEBIES B.
Bacteria per c.c.
No.... OF Samples Microscopic Ck>unt Lactose Gelatin at 20* Lactose Agar at 37' N&hrstoff Anae- Liquefiers Acid Formers Total robic Gelatin 25 Ratio to Gelatin Count. .
29,000,000 1700 149,000 9 429,000 25 1,690,000 100 1,400,000 83 2,930,000 170 850,000 50 The total number of bacteria on lactose gelatin was three times as great in Series A as in Series B ; this is due to the fact that the first series included the autumn months in which the number of bacteria in sewage reaches a maximum. In Table 9, the monthly values obtained in the first set of experiments show clearly this autumnal maximum which is also manifest in the Lawrence and Ames results of Table 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WiNSLOw The average results of the analyses of sewage are presented in Table 8 with the ratio which the count on each medium bears to the count on lactose gelatin at 20°.
TABLE 8.
Bacteria in Boston Sewage.
SERIES A.
Bacteria pes c.c.
No. OF Samples On Lactose Gelatin at 20' On Lactose Agar at87* On Liquefiers Acid Formers Total Acid Formers Total Anafirobic A«ar 56 Ratio to Gelatin Count 365,000 7 1,670,000 31 5,430,000 100 1,670,000 31 3,760,000 69 2,440,000 45 SEBIES B.
Bacteria per c.c.
No.... OF Samples Microscopic Ck>unt Lactose Gelatin at 20* Lactose Agar at 37' N&hrstoff Anae- Liquefiers Acid Formers Total robic Gelatin 25 Ratio to Gelatin Count. .
29,000,000 1700 149,000 9 429,000 25 1,690,000 100 1,400,000 83 2,930,000 170 850,000 50 The total number of bacteria on lactose gelatin was three times as great in Series A as in Series B ; this is due to the fact that the first series included the autumn months in which the number of bacteria in sewage reaches a maximum. In Table 9, the monthly values obtained in the first set of experiments show clearly this autumnal maximum which is also manifest in the Lawrence and Ames results of Table 1.
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