The lactobacillus flora of two pairs of duplicate cheeses, each pair being made under the same conditions and from the same milk, was examined during ripening. A different distribution of serological types of lactobacilli was found not only within a pair of cheeses but in the top and bottom of the same cheese. A third pair of cheeses, to one of which a known Lactobacillus had been added, was found to have a more regular distribution of lactobacilli owing to greater numbers being present in the cheese milk.
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