10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AEROBIOTIC»
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aerobiotic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aerobiotic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Transactions of the Medical Society of the State of ...
In the one case the yeast grows in the presence of air and is aerobiotic; in the
other, it grows in its absence and is anaero- biotic; but in both cases the
appearance of the plant is exactly the same, and in both cases its necessities
must also be ...
Medical Society of the State of California, 1890
2
Encyclopaedia Britannica
But these abnormal forms, when re- immersed in wort, be, always relapse into the
non-aerobiotic form of saccharomyces. Real mucedos, &c, for instance
Mycoderma tint and ccrevlsice, which by nature are aerobiotic, when immersed in
wort or ...
3
The Encyclopaedia Britannica: a dictionary of arts, ...
A\ hen saccharomyccs is not fully immersed in the liquor, and otherwise
constrained to live under abnormal conditions, it passes into "aerobiotic" forms
which are similar to rancors and mucedos (mould plants), and which, like these,
live on ...
William Harrison De Puy, T. S. Baynes, 1896
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: a dictionary of arts, sciences ...
Another possible view is that tha organism obtains, by the fermentativo
decomposition of the substances upon which it acts, the supply of energy which,
in tho case of an aerobiotic plant, is afforded by the normal decomposition of its
own ...
Thomas Spencer Baynes, 1890
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The Encyclopædia Britannica: A-ZYM
When saccharomyces is not fully immersed in the liquor, and otherwise
constrained to live under abnormal conditions, it passes into "aerobiotic" forms
which are similar to rancors and mucedos (mould plants), and which, like these,
live on ...
Day Otis Kellogg, Thomas Spencer Baynes, William Robertson Smith, 1903
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The Encyclopædia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences ...
But these abnorlnal forms, when reirumersed in wort, &c., always relapse into the
non-aerobiotic form of saccharomyces. Real mucedos, &e., for instance
Hycoderma rim' and ocreoisr'a', which b nature are aerobiotic, when immersed in
wort or ...
7
The Encyclopædia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
\\'heii saceharomyces is not fully immersed in the liquor, and otherwise
constrained to live under abnormal conditions, it passes into "aerobiotic" forms
which are similar to mucors andmueedos (mould plants), and which, like these,
live on ...
Thomas Spencer Baynes, William Harrison De Puy, 1895
8
Routledge German Dictionary of Chemistry and Chemical ...
... (hydroformylation) reaction, Roelen reaction Oxoverbindung foxo compound
Oxovinylierung f ketovinylation 9-Oxoxanthen n 9-oxoxanthene, xanthone Oxy...
s. a. Hydroxy... oxybiontisch (biol) oxybiotic, aerobiotic (living in the presence of
air ...
Technische Universitat Dreden, 2014
9
Livable Cities?: Urban Struggles for Livelihood and ...
The sludge from this initial process is then passed into another holding tank,
where it is mixed with other solid organic household wastes, deposited on a daily
basis. There, the contents undergo aerobiotic decomposition. The final product is
a ...
... saturation occur, dominated by anaerobic conditions and reduction processes
and periods of low-waterdominated aerobiotic conditions and oxidation
processes. The cause of their occurrence is a compacted horizon, impermeable
to rainfall ...
