1 of 5000

|

wood prints bacillus thuringiensis wood prints bt toxin wood prints sporulation wood prints biological control wood prints pest control wood prints genetic engineering wood prints scanning electron micrograph wood prints sem wood prints micrograph wood prints micrographs wood prints micrography wood prints bacterium wood prints bacterial wood prints protein crystal wood prints

photographs bacillus thuringiensis photos bt toxin photos sporulation photos biological control photos pest control photos genetic engineering photos scanning electron micrograph photos sem photos micrograph photos micrographs photos micrography photos bacterium photos bacterial photos protein crystal photos

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

Scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of bacillus thuringiensis colony during sporulation shows disfigured bacterial cells, often with pointed ends. The bacteria produce toxic protein crystals, shown in purple color in this frame. The bacteria are used in agricultural and forestry pest control and in genetic manipulation of plants to make them resistant to insect pests. Image width10.9 micrometers.