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. 1957 Nov;5(6):363–366. doi: 10.1128/am.5.6.363-366.1957

Utilization of Inorganic Sulfate by Rumen Microorganisms

II. The Ability of Single Strains of Rumen Bacteria to Utilize Inorganic Sulfate1,2

R S Emery ^1,³, C K Smith ^1,⁴, L Fai To ¹

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