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English: James Scott; Photograph of Baudoinia culture "Scotland 4-3-c" grown on Modified Leonian's agar at room temperature for 28d; isolated from environmental specimen collected near distillery aging complex in Kilmalid, Dumbarton, Scotland.
Date 16 September 2013 (original upload date)
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Author Medmyco at English Wikipedia

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2013-09-16 18:58 600×600× (97354 bytes) Medmyco James Scott; Photograph of Baudoinia culture "Scotland 4-3-c" grown on Modified Leonian's agar at room temperature for 28d; isolated from environmental specimen collected near distillery aging complex in Kilmalid, Dumbarton, Scotland.

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