Actinomyces, filamentous bacteria: biology and pathogenicity: By J. M. Slack and M. A. Gerencser. 1975. Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA: Burgess Publishing Co. Pp. ix and 158. US $14.95.

M. Goodfellow

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