Book reviews tion for anaerobes, but surely the criteria by which one judges the significance of a bacterium isolated are the same whether it be an aerobe or an anaerobe.It is useful to have all this information in one volume and medical libraries should possess a copy.For all but the anaerobe enthusiasts the price will be prohibitive.The weight, about 3 lb, is not conducive to armchair or bedside reading. E. JOAN STOKESThe Distribution and Identification of Non- fermenting Bacteria By J. J. S. Snell.
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Joan F. Zilva (1975) studied this question.