Educational198020 min640×360

Bacteria

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, inc

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With teacher's guide

Uses photomicrography and laboratory demonstrations to show the basic characteristics of bacteria, including their structures, ways of feeding, and reproductive processes. Explains how bacteria are classified according to their shape and their methods of obtaining food. Discusses the importance of bacteria to man as the first link in certain food chains, as aids to soil enrichment and plant growth, as agents in decomposition, as causes of disease in plants and animals, and as aids in curing certain diseases

Collaborator, R. A. Slepecky

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Internet Archive, in Educational films
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Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, inc
Language
English
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