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Phage conversion of toxigenicity in Clostridium botulinum types C and D was first reported by Inoue and Iida [3,4] and verified by Eklund et al [1, 2].The present paper deals with further observations obtained using type C and type D strains from various sources.C. botulinum type C strains used are as follows: Toxigenic strains Stockholmtox+, 468tox+, 201tox+, 203tox+, D6Ftox+, YH-14tox+, 6812tox+, 6813tox+, 6814 tox+ and 6816tox+ and nontoxigenic strains A0-2tox-, N_7 1tox-, 468-U16tox-, 468-U31tox-, 203-U28tox-, 203-U38tox-, 6813tox-, 6814tox-and 6816tox-.Strains 201tox+ and 203tox+ were from M. E. Macheak, USDA, Ames, Iowa; strains 6812tox+, 6813tox+5 6814tox+, 6816tox+
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