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fr acido alcoolo résistant (a) |
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fr pneumocoque (n) |
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mul bacillus thuringiensis sp tenebrionis (n) |
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mul erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae (n) |
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fr bacillus thuringiensis sérotype h 14 (n) |
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mul bacillus subtilis (n) |
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fr myxomycète (n) |
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fr bactéroïde (n) |
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fr antibactérien (a) |
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fr bartonella (n) |
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fr bactéridie (n) |
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fr nitrapyrine (n) |
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fr germe (n) |
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eo bakterio (n) |
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de bakterium (n) |
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fr spirochète (n) |
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fr pilus (n) |
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