Abstract
A chemically defined medium for Rothia dentocariosa has been established. All strains tested, including the type strain, grew well in this medium. Rothia strains had a generation time of 3.5 to 4.0 h, with a yield of 62 mg (dry weight) per 100 ml after 72 h of growth in the chemically defined medium.
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