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'''Recommendations on where and how to sample to find microorganisms in ''action'' by Julian Chollet:''' | '''Recommendations on where and how to sample to find microorganisms in ''action'' by Julian Chollet:''' | ||
<pre> | <pre>'Always better to collect murky/turbid/not clear water and keep tubes/containers open, otherwise there might not be enough oxygen fro some microorganisms</pre> | ||
* '''puddle of mud''' - mud samples, especially if taken from the bottom with some roots or plants are usually good to examine. You should add some water, shake it a bit and keep it from 2/4 days in a warm environment; | * '''puddle of mud''' - mud samples, especially if taken from the bottom with some roots or plants are usually good to examine. You should add some water, shake it a bit and keep it from 2/4 days in a warm environment; | ||