The Transmutation of Bacteria surveys how bacteria vary, adapt, and sometimes seem to change their character through natural processes.
It lays out the scope of inquiry, the conditions that modify bacterial traits, and the kinds of evidence scientists use to study these changes, from morphology to virulence and fermentation.
Written in clear, accessible language, this edition frames what constitutes a “transmutation” in single-celled life and how researchers test ideas about variation, adaptation, and the limits of species distinctions. It presents the questions, methods, and debates that shaped early work in bacterial science, without promising simple answers.
Ideal for readers curious about the early theories of bacterial variation and the question of how microbes adapt to their surroundings.
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