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Study: Snowflakes may contain bacteria

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  • Rain and snow need something to bind to in order to condense
  • Often times, a bacteria harmful to plants serves as that binder
  • The study was supported by a Louisiana State University research grant
  • The most common bacteria found was Pseudomonas syringae
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