Bacterial Adhesion: Molecular and Ecological Diversity

Bacterial Attachment in Aquatic Environments: A Diversity ofSurfaces and Adhesion Strategies (M. Fletcher).

Bacterial Interactions with Surfaces in Soils (A. Mills & D.Powelson).

Adhesion as a Strategy for Access to Nutrients (K. Marshall).

Adhesion to Biomaterials (M. Mittelman).

Adhesion in the Rhizosphere (A. Matthysse).

The Cellulosome: A Cell Surface Organelle for the Adhesion to andDegradation of Cellulose (E. Bayer, et al.).

Pseudomonas Aeruginosa: Versatile Attachment Mechanisms (A.Prince).

Conceptual Advances in Research on the Adhesion of Bacteria to OralSurfaces (R. Ellen & R. Burne).

Coaggregation: Enhancing Colonization in a Fluctuating Environment(J. London & P. Kolenbrander).

Sensing, Response, and Adaptation to Surfaces: Swarmer CellDifferentiation and Behavior (R. Belas).

Myxococcus Coadhesion and Role in the Life Cycle (L.Shimkets).

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