1944
DOI: 10.1042/bj0380168
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The nature of the Aeromonas fermentation

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“…Increasing the surface to volume ratio, previously reported to be beneficial to diol production (Adams and Leslie, 1946), did not improve dlol yields in the above medium. Consequently, the medium of Stanier and Adams (1944), a medium in which B__L. pol~mxa was reported to ferment xylose to dlol (Adams and Stanler 1945), was tested at a 1% w/v xylose level.…”
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“…Increasing the surface to volume ratio, previously reported to be beneficial to diol production (Adams and Leslie, 1946), did not improve dlol yields in the above medium. Consequently, the medium of Stanier and Adams (1944), a medium in which B__L. pol~mxa was reported to ferment xylose to dlol (Adams and Stanler 1945), was tested at a 1% w/v xylose level.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further improvements in diol yields were sought by altering various culture parameters in the medium of Stanier and Adams (1944) with an increased yeast extract level (1.0-1.2% w/v).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
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“…Inocula were grown in 125 mL Erlenmeyer flasks containing 50 mL of the medium of Stanier and Adams (1944) without CaCO 3 and with yeast extract present in specified concentrations. Experimental cultures were grown similarly but with various supplementary nutrients.…”
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“…Aeromonadaceae is another family of facultative aerobes capable of forming H 2 during mixed acid fermentation (54). Members of the genus Aeromonas occur in the earthworm gut (28) and were enriched but not identified as active glucose consumers in the […”
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