Secondary flow as a mechanism for the formation of biofilm streamers.
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Laura Guglielmini | Howard A Stone | Nicolas Autrusson | H. Stone | R. Rusconi | L. Guglielmini | Roberto Rusconi | Sigolene Lecuyer | S. Lecuyer | Nicolas Autrusson
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