Effect of acetic acid on growth of Aspergillus niger
Koki Taniguchi, Kazuo Matsuda, Hiroyuki Teramura, Kazutami Wake
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Koki Taniguchi, Kazuo Matsuda, Hiroyuki Teramura, Kazutami Wake
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To test this possibility, an acetate-shift culture in the fungi was examined.We report here the inhibition of sporulation and very rapid breakdown of macromolecules in the mycelia caused by excess acetic acid. Materials and MethodsOrganism and cultural condition: Aspergillus niger A 1015 was used 10 this study.Details of the culture were described in an earlier paper
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To test this possibility, an acetate-shift culture in the fungi was examined.We report here the inhibition of sporulation and very rapid breakdown of macromolecules in the mycelia caused by excess acetic acid. Materials and MethodsOrganism and cultural condition: Aspergillus niger A 1015 was used 10 this study.Details of the culture were described in an earlier paper
Key concepts: Aspergillus niger, Acetic acid, Fungal growth, Chemistry, Aspergillus, Food science, Microbiology, Biochemistry