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R F Unz, S R Farrah

Applied and Environmental Microbiology

|April 1, 1976

Abstract:

Flocculation by Zoogloea MP6 was accompanied by the production of a mucopolysaccharide exopolymer. Polymer formation was initiated in mid-logarithmic growth phase, and the quantity produced appeared to be influenced by the level of carbon and nitrogen in the culture medium.

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