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INDIVIDUAL-BASED MODELLING OF MICROBIAL COLONY DYNAMICS ON FOOD SURFACES IN A PARALLEL SIMULATOR

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Figure 1.  This  three-dimensional  cut  view  is  an  informal  example  that  shows  a  bacterial  colony  standing  on  top  of  a  multi-layered substrate
Figure 2 contains some views of the patterns obtained when  running such simulations with various conditions of substrate  thickness  and  glucose  diffusivity

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