How are the endospores shown here different from endospores of other clostridial species? Endospores10 μηFIGURE 23.8 Clostridium tetani Terminal endospores arecharacteristic of this species.

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How are the endospores shown here different from endospores of other clostridial species?

Endospores
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FIGURE 23.8 Clostridium tetani Terminal endospores are
characteristic of this species.

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