Claim · model-written summary
Roll tube and MPN procedures gave similar total anaerobic bacterial counts.
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Verbatim
e0“No difference was found between the roll tube and MPN procedures for total bacteria”
Title
W. L. Shockey; B. A. Dehority Applied and Environmental Microbiology 1989. doi:10.1128/aem.55.7.1766-1768.1989
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- Method / resource MPN gave higher acid-tolerant bacterial counts than roll tubes.
- Method / resource MPN procedures required less time to estimate bacterial numbers.
- Method / resource MPN procedures did not allow microbial isolation and identification.
- Method / resource Ethylene oxide treated alfalfa herbage supported microbial growth after inoculation.
- Method / resource Twenty-four hours of ethylene oxide treatment adequately sterilized fresh herbage.