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"A Practical Manual On Bacteriology - Morphological & Biochemical Characterization" is designed for use by both undergraduate and postgraduate students studying microbiology, medical laboratory technology, allied sciences; and by others who are interested in the field of microbiology. The intent of the book is to provide details involved in morphological and biochemical characterization of bacteria. A sincere effort is made to help students in characterization of bacterial species and to learn and apply their knowledge in clinical medicine. Each chapter in this practical guide comprises of learning objective, underlying principle, detailed methodology and results and interpretations of the particular experiment. The book is profusely illustrated with diagrams and tables for better understanding of the experiment. We welcome reader's views and suggestions for further improvement of the book.