In this work Philip Hadley provides a comprehensive discussion of the immense body of prior work on the occurrence of dissociation of bacterial forms, including much accomplished even prior to the start of the Twentieth Century. Hadley's work has apparently, unfortunately, not previously been published independently in book form, which may help explain why this exhaustive treatise has thus far evaded a more-deserved and widespread audience.
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In this work Philip Hadley provides a comprehensive discussion of the immense body of prior work on the occurrence of dissociation of bacterial forms, including much accomplished even prior to the start of the Twentieth Century. Hadley's work has apparently, unfortunately, not previously been published independently in book form, which may help explain why this exhaustive treatise has thus far evaded a more-deserved and widespread audience.
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