
doi: 10.1007/bf00132173
Work on alcoholic fermentation has often been performed with different conditions of inoculation, and here we describe the influence of the inoculation level on yields and growth rate. Taken with previous results we suggest that there may be a growth inhibitor accumulated in fermentation broth which could be introduced with the inoculum in the fresh culture medium.
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