Biofilm
Microscopic Images 3
Accumulation
of tiny biofilm filaments that can create unreal structures.
Previously, these white filaments (streamers) grew out of a
black filament (wildlife form)
Rhizobium
radiobacter filament bundle
surrounded by slimy biofilm
Filament bundles that become brownish
after a long period of time under oxygen exposure
All
these elongated streamer forms (1 - 4), also called
"Root biofilms",
emerged from one single black filament
(wildlife form).
It is interesting that they all have different
colored bodies; Blue, Pink, Purple and Orange.
The diameter of this object bundle was about 1
mm.
These
elongated biofilm filaments (length 1-2 mm) are also often found on
sufferers.
No
wonder, that most sufferers claim that they look like tiny worms, but
they are not!
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