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Meaning of "million bacteria"
This phrase refers to a large number of bacteria, specifically one million individual bacterial organisms. It indicates a substantial quantity or population of microscopic, single-celled organisms that are present in the given context. The phrase might be used in discussions or research related to microbiology, ecology, or health sciences to describe abundance or a significant presence of bacteria
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million bacteria
One million bacteria per gram of forage.
There can be as many as three million bacteria in a gram of soil.
In a teaspoon of good soil there will typically be several hundred million bacteria.
It is true that more than a million bacteria and fungi live on our skin.
One teaspoon full of this mud contains ten million bacteria.
Generally, it takes one million bacteria to cause illness.
In a drop of fresh water there are about 1 million bacteria.
There are about one million bacteria per cm2 of skin.
One single human mouth can be home to over 6 million bacteria.
Most authorities consider 10 million bacteria per gram of food an appropriate dietary dose.
Studies have shown that the average toothbrush can store up to 10 million bacteria.
There are approximately 40 million bacteria cells in a gram of soil.
The average office worker comes into contact with approximately 10 million bacteria each day.
Approximately 2 to 10 million bacteria are present between our fingertip and elbow.
The floor in a public restroom has around two million bacteria per square inch.
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There are 40 million bacteria in one gram of soil and 5 nonillion bacteria on Earth.
Each square centimetre of skin has ten million bacteria camped out on it.
Up to 80 million bacteria sealed with a kiss.
An average teaspoon of clean seawater has five million bacteria and 50 million viruses in it.
One gram of pet waste can contain up to 23 million bacteria.
Each of us sheds 38 million bacteria into our environment every hour.
Public restroom floors have been found to contain about 2 million bacteria per square inch.
An average human adds 37 million bacteria to the air an hour in a given space.
Typical office workers hands come in contact with 10 million bacteria per day.
Spigots have 2.7 million bacteria in every square inch.
Public water fountain spigots can have as many as 2.7 million bacteria per square inch.
It 's estimated that more than 80 million bacteria are exchanged between partners in a 10-second kissing session.
The typical office workers ' hands come into contact with 10 million bacteria per day.
In fact, scientists have found more than 10 million bacteria living in a single toothbrush.
In terms of sponges, these contain around 10 million bacteria.
An apple a day is 100 million bacteria for your gut.
After 4 hours these can then multiply to over 16 million bacteria.
A millilitre of ocean water contains close to 1 million bacteria and 10 million viruses.
Every inch of the skin, there are about 32 million bacteria.
The average toothbrush can contain 10 million bacteria or more including E. coli.
They can harbour up to 10 million bacteria.
The water fountain can have 2.7 million bacteria per square inch.
Each square centimetre of your skin has 10 million bacteria camped out on it.
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