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PRODUCTION Of NUTRIENT SOURCES FOR RHIZOBIUM

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Figure 64. Carbon assimilation of yeast isolates (a) Kluyveromyces marxianus, (b) KAY1, (c) PIY2,<br />

and (d) PUY4. The tests were applied in ELISA plate. Each well of a set containing the various<br />

carbon sources in a basal medium was inoculated with one drop of a suspension of cells from a<br />

young active growing culture. Wells: 1, L-arabinose; 2, Cellobiose; 3, Fructose; 4, D-galactose;<br />

5, D-glucose; 6, D-gluconate; 7, Lactose; 8, Maltose; 9, D-mannitol; 10, Melezitose; 11,<br />

Melibiose; 12, Raffinose; 13, L-rhamnose; 14, D-ribose; 15, Salicin; 16, Sucrose; 17, α,αtrehalose;<br />

and18, D-xylose.

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