Chemical control of psychrophilic bacterial spoilage of fish 1. Isolation and identification of psychrophilic bacteria from marine fish


Autoria(s): Anand, C.P.; Rudra Setty, T.M.
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1977

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Making use of the streak plate technique and low temperature incubation, 28 cultures belonging to six genera namely, Achromobacter, Flavobacterium, Pseudomonas, Micrococcus, Vibrio and Alcaligenes were isolated from different varieties of marine fish. The growth studies indicated that all of them were able to grow between -5 and +5°C within a week's time and none of them showed growth at 37°C. The optimum temperature of growth for all these cultures was in the range 25-28°C. Among these only one, i.e., a Vibrio sp., was found to be an obligate psychrophile.

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http://aquaticcommons.org/18346/1/FT14.2_098.pdf

Anand, C.P. and Rudra Setty, T.M. (1977) Chemical control of psychrophilic bacterial spoilage of fish 1. Isolation and identification of psychrophilic bacteria from marine fish. Fishery Technology, 14(2), pp. 98-102.

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http://aquaticcommons.org/18346/

Palavras-Chave #Chemistry #Fisheries
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