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('97). PECKHAM, ADELAIDE WARD.. The 'influence of 

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('97). AUERBACH, WILHELM. Ursache der Hem- 

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('98). PICKER, MARTIN. Ueber Lebensdauer und 

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Sorts of glass used for holding culture media have a 

 distinct influence on certain bacteria by reason of sub- 

 stances dissolved out of it. 



('98). RuziCKA, SYANISLAV. Experimented Studien 

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1898, pp. 11-17. 



('98). NiEDERKORNj ERMINIO. Vergleichende Unter- 

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('98). LONDON, E. S. Le microbiometre et son appli- 

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 The bacteria experimented on endured starvation only 

 49 to 88 days. 



('99) HELLSTROEM, F. E. Zur Kenntnis der Einwir- 

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Even small quantities of grape sugar proved harmful 

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('99). MADSEX, TH. Einige Bemerkungen zu dem 

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('99). TOMASCZEWSKI, EGON. Ueber das Wachstum 

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1899, Heft 2, p. 247. 

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xxvii Bd., 1900, pp. 769-775. 



Considers effect of electricity (Tesla stream); pigment 

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('oo). MATZUSCHITA, TEISI. Die Einwirkung des 

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CQI). ROSENFELD, A. Ueber die Involutionsformen 

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('02). SMITH, THEOBALD. The relation between 

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('04). MAASSEN, ALBERT Die teratologischen 

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XVI. Culture-Media. 



('59). PA YEN. Sur la gelose et les nids de salangane. 

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According to Payen. agar-agar has the following aver- 

 age composition : Carbon, 42.770; hydrogen, 5. 775; oxygen, 

 51.445; total, 100.000. 



('82). 'N.AEGELI, C. v. Untersuchungen ueber Niedere 



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1882, pp. 1-285. 

 ('86). GUILLEBEAU, A., ET DE FREUDENREICH, ED. 



Preparation des gelees a base d'agar-agar. 



Archiv. des sci. phys. et nat, 3e Periode, T. 



xv, Geneve 1886, pp. 466-468. 



This author describes a method of making agar with- 

 out filtering. Cook for a quarter of an hour a water 

 solution of agar (2 per cent), salt 0.5 per cent, and pep- 

 tone i per cent. This is alkaline ; neutralize. Add an 

 equal quantity of bouillon prepared the day before. 

 This bouillon contains salt and peptone in the same pro- 

 portion (I kilo, of meat for 2 litres of water). Cook in 

 the autoclave for two hours at a temperatuoe of 120 to 

 125 C. Do not pass 130, as agar changes color. Remove 

 and let stand. After 4 to 5 hours one has in the upper 

 part of the flask a limpid liquid with all impurities at 

 the bottom. During this time the temperature must be 

 kept above 42. Decant and sterilize at 110 C. 



('86). MIQUEL, P. "De la culture des bacteries" an 

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 1'iibserv. a Montsouris pour 1885. See espe- 

 cially pp. 569-570. 



This deals with use of Fucus crispus as basis ior a solid 

 culture-medium. 



('87). SCHOTTELIUS, M. Einige Neuerungen an bac- 

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 1887, it Bd., pp. 100-101. 



Agar is soaked about five minutes in 2 per cent hydro- 

 chloric acid and then washed in frequent changes of 

 water. Five to ten per cent of this agar is then macerated 

 over night in bouillon at room temperature ; cooked ; 

 peptone and salt added ; neutralized with carbonate of 

 soda or potash ; again cooked, and finally passed through 

 filter paper. 



