STUDIES ON SPORE GERMINATION II

  • Hachisuka Y
  • Kato N
  • Asano N
  • et al.
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The rate of spore germination of Bacillus subtilis (PCI 219) can be easily determined by measur- ing the decrease of optical density of culture media in which spores germinate. By the method using the decrease of optical density of culture media as a criterion of the germination, the effects of various nitrogen sources on the germination have been studied. From the present work it is clear that some amino acids stimulate germina- tion in the presence of glucose and inorganic phosphate. There is no identity between the nitrogen requirements of the germination and those of the vegetative growth. Possible explana- tions of these phenomena are discussed.

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Hachisuka, Y., Kato, N., Asano, N., & Kuno, T. (1955). STUDIES ON SPORE GERMINATION II. Journal of Bacteriology, 69(4), 407–412. https://doi.org/10.1128/jb.69.4.407-412.1955

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