Slime and staining (also known as ‘biofilms’) Bacteria and fungi present naturally in air and water can attach to damp surfaces and multiply to form a visible black slime or stain in various colours (black, red, pink

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Date: 2015-05-07 09:25:30 Bacteriology Bacteria Environmental microbiology Biofilm Environmental soil science Tap Limescale Microorganism Slime mold Microbiology Biology Clinical pathology		Slime and staining (also known as ‘biofilms’) Bacteria and fungi present naturally in air and water can attach to damp surfaces and multiply to form a visible black slime or stain in various colours (black, red, pink Add to Reading List Source URL: www.unitedutilities.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 175,77 KB Share Document on Facebook

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