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. 1998 Apr;64(4):1210–1219. doi: 10.1128/aem.64.4.1210-1219.1998

FIG. 1.

FIG. 1

Effects of different concentrations of mercury in FSL soil on the total numbers of culturable CFU on 0.1× TSA (A) and the numbers of CFU resistant to mercuric chloride (20 μg ml−1) (B). Symbols: •, no HgCl2; ▴, 4 μg of HgCl2 g of soil−1; ▾, 28 μg of HgCl2 g of soil−1; ▪, 55 μg of HgCl2 g of soil−1. The variation at each data point was within the symbol dimensions. The data points marked with a or b (referring to both high-mercury-level treatments) were significantly higher than the corresponding data points for the low- and no-mercury treatments, with a > b (P < 0.05).