Biofilm from Drinking Water
This is a sample of a biofilm that was seen in a drinking
water sample from Eastern Oregon. The film was evident
in the water when a glass of the water was held in the light and a few glints of
light could be seen as the flakes turned in the water. The flakes
would sink to the bottom of the glass and could be collected by pipette. Bacteria
can be seen in the film.
Transmitted Oblique Off Crossed Circular Polarized Light
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