Abstract
Motile Aeromonas spp. are said to have an optimal growth temperature of 28 degrees C. We performed growth studies on 24 isolates at 29 and 37 degrees C and found that the optimal growth temperature was not necessarily 28 degrees C. We also detected temperature-dependent differences in soluble protein production in some of these strains.
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