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Effect of Ph and Temperature on Microbial Bioplastic Production

R. Manjunath, S. Gunasekaran, B. N. Pingale

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Studies were conducted to standardize optimum pH and temperature for three locally isolated bioplastic producing microorganisms. The pH 7 was found to be better for all strains including the reference culture, Ralstonia eutropha. The optimum temperature was 30°C.

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Studies were conducted to standardize optimum pH and temperature for three locally isolated bioplastic producing microorganisms. The pH 7 was found to be better for all strains including the reference culture, Ralstonia eutropha. The optimum temperature was 30°C.

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Studies were conducted to standardize optimum pH and temperature for three locally isolated bioplastic producing microorganisms. The pH 7 was found to be better for all strains including the reference culture, Ralstonia eutropha. The optimum temperature was 30°C.

Key concepts: Bioplastic, Ralstonia, Microorganism, Chemistry, Food science, Microbiology, Bacteria, Biology

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