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Example of the bacteria
Gloeocapsa magma
growing on asphalt shingles. When the sunlight tries to kill the organism, it encapsulates itself with a hard black shell, resulting in these black streaks. The organism is slowly eating away at the shingle granules.
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| Author | Mcbooz |
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