Abstract
Optimal incubation times and temperatures were determined for populations of psychrophilic and psychrotrophic bacteria from a seasonally cold ocean. The application of conventional pragmatic criteria did not differentiate the two populations, although they could be distinguished by growth at two temperatures.
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