different between coliform vs ciliform
coliform
English
Etymology
From the genitive of Latin colon +? -iform.
Adjective
coliform (not comparable)
- Of or pertaining to the bacteria that inhabit the intestines (especially the colon) of mammals
Noun
coliform (plural coliforms)
- Such a bacterium
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ciliform
English
Etymology
cilia +? -iform
Adjective
ciliform (comparative more ciliform, superlative most ciliform)
- Having the form of cilia
ciliform From the web:
- what coliform bacteria
- what coliform
- what's coliform in water
- what's coliform bacilli
- what coliform bacteria in well water
- what's coliform count
- what is coliform infection
- what is coliform spp
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