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The Investigation on Numerical Distribution of Halophilic Bacteria in Tainan Brine Pan of Lianyungang

Zhu Bi-cai

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Collecting water and soil samples from Tainan brine pan of Lianyungang, taking salt(NaCl) as the sole growth limiting factor, we have investigated the numerical distribution of halophilic bacteria with the media containing 4%, 12% and 25% mass-concentration of NaCl. The results show that the greatest amount of halophilic bacteria appears in Summer (1. 4×104 colonies per milliliter in water samples) , and at the same season the amount of them in per gram of soil samples is 10-102 times as large as in water samples.

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Collecting water and soil samples from Tainan brine pan of Lianyungang, taking salt(NaCl) as the sole growth limiting factor, we have investigated the numerical distribution of halophilic bacteria with the media containing 4%, 12% and 25% mass-concentration of NaCl. The results show that the greatest amount of halophilic bacteria appears in Summer (1. 4×104 colonies per milliliter in water samples) , and at the same season the amount of them in per gram of soil samples is 10-102 times as large as in water samples.

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Collecting water and soil samples from Tainan brine pan of Lianyungang, taking salt(NaCl) as the sole growth limiting factor, we have investigated the numerical distribution of halophilic bacteria with the media containing 4%, 12% and 25% mass-concentration of NaCl. The results show that the greatest amount of halophilic bacteria appears in Summer (1. 4×104 colonies per milliliter in water samples) , and at the same season the amount of them in per gram of soil samples is 10-102 times as large as in water samples.

Key concepts: Brine, Halophile, Gram, Limiting, Bacteria, Chemistry, Environmental science, Food science

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