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October 1, 1979Journal of Applied Bacteriology

A Note on Screening Hydrogen Peroxide‐producing Lactic Acid Bacteria Using a Non‐toxic Chromogen

Valerie M. Marshall

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An agar plate method for detection of hydrogen peroxide‐producing bacteria using a non‐carcinogenic chromogen is described.

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