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Joseph Schroeter

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    One of Cohn’s pupils, Joseph Schroeter, found that chromogenic (color-forming) bacteria would grow on such solid substrates as potato, coagulated egg white, meat, and bread and that those colonies were capable of forming new colonies of the same color, consisting of organisms of the same type. That was the…

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    One of Cohn’s pupils, Joseph Schroeter, found that chromogenic (color-forming) bacteria would grow on such solid substrates as potato, coagulated egg white, meat, and bread and that those colonies were capable of forming new colonies of the same color, consisting of organisms of the same type. That was the…

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