A flask containing mould. It represents a well-peaked meringue pie. Sometimes it turns yellowish, sometimes green. The full-grown mould excretes a substance from which penicillin is obtained. September 7, 1944.

A flask containing mould. It represents a well-peaked meringue pie. Sometimes it turns yellowish, sometimes green. The full-grown mould excretes a substance from which penicillin is obtained. September 7, 1944.
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