Technical Mycology; the Utilization of Micro-organisms in the Arts and Manufactures: Eumycetic fermentationC. Griffin, Limited, 1903 - Brewing |
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... sugar . For more precise ob- servations of this phenomenon in the case of Mucors , we are indebted to BREFELD ( XVI . ) . With Mucor racemosus , the carbon dioxide collecting in the nutrient fluid acts upon the cells , by which it has ...
... sugar . For more precise ob- servations of this phenomenon in the case of Mucors , we are indebted to BREFELD ( XVI . ) . With Mucor racemosus , the carbon dioxide collecting in the nutrient fluid acts upon the cells , by which it has ...
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... sugar solu- tion . According to M. O. REINHARDT ( I. ) they also occur in mixed cultures , as a result of the injurious effect , on one of the symbiotic organisms , of the meta- bolic products of the other . FIG . 106. Chlamydomucor ...
... sugar solu- tion . According to M. O. REINHARDT ( I. ) they also occur in mixed cultures , as a result of the injurious effect , on one of the symbiotic organisms , of the meta- bolic products of the other . FIG . 106. Chlamydomucor ...
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... sugar : - C6H1105 . NH2 + H2O = NH3 + C6H12O6 to which Berthelot has given the name chitose . The formation of this sugar by the action of concentrated hydrochloric acid on preparations of the cell membrane of fungi has already been ...
... sugar : - C6H1105 . NH2 + H2O = NH3 + C6H12O6 to which Berthelot has given the name chitose . The formation of this sugar by the action of concentrated hydrochloric acid on preparations of the cell membrane of fungi has already been ...
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... sugars ( saccharose and glucose ) among organic compounds . Glycerin proved almost entirely inactive . The minimum quantity of any stimulant capable of producing a chemotactic or chemotropic effect on fungi had already been termed the ...
... sugars ( saccharose and glucose ) among organic compounds . Glycerin proved almost entirely inactive . The minimum quantity of any stimulant capable of producing a chemotactic or chemotropic effect on fungi had already been termed the ...
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... sugars , in the case of Penicillium glaucum , the formation of diastase at medium temperatures ceasing when the ( otherwise identical ) nutrient media received an addition of either 1.5 per cent . of saccharose , 2 per cent . of grape sugar ...
... sugars , in the case of Penicillium glaucum , the formation of diastase at medium temperatures ceasing when the ( otherwise identical ) nutrient media received an addition of either 1.5 per cent . of saccharose , 2 per cent . of grape sugar ...
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according acid albumin Amylomyces Analysis asci Ascomycetes ascospores ascus Aspergillus niger beer wort beer yeast Botrytis cinerea bottom-fermentation Brefeld carbohydrate carbon dioxide cell membrane cellulose cent CHARLES GRIFFIN chemical Chemist Chemistry chitin colour conidia constituents containing contents Crown 8vo cultures Electrical endospores Engineer enzyme Eumycetes examined EXETER STREET exhibit extract fermentation film formation fructification fungi fungus gemmæ germination globular glycogen granules Handbook Handsome Cloth Hansen hypha hyphæ Inst Large 8vo latter LIMITED liquid LONDON CHARLES GRIFFIN Magn mash Metallurgy method mucinous Mucor mucedo Mucor racemosus mycelial mycelium nuclein nucleus Numerous Illustrations nutrient solution observed occurs organism parent-cell Penicillium glaucum Plates PRACTICAL present pressed yeast produced PROF regard Revised Rhizopus Rhizopus nigricans Sacch Saccharomyces saccharose sedimental yeast species sporangia sporangiophore sporangium spores sporulation STRAND substance sugar temperature TEXT-BOOK tion vegetative whilst wine yeast worker yeast yeast cells Zygomycetes zygospores
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