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The yellow‐orange chromogenic bacteria, commonplace in cannery environments, are capable of producing spoilage in a variety of presterilized milk‐based canned products. A wide range of cultures of these arbitrarily defined flavobacteria, including the particular food spoilage types, were subjected to taxonomic studies. A possible scheme permitting the grouping of spoilage from nonspoilage types is presented.
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