Chapter 10 - MICROBIOLOGICAL ANALYSES
particulate matter. When enumerating bacteria in water it is not the number of individual bacteria present which are counted, but the number of clumps of bacteria or the particles and their associated bacteria. Each clump or particle may have many bacteria associated with it. 10.1 Characteristics of indicator organisms Total coliforms
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