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. 1969 Sep;18(3):515–516. doi: 10.1128/am.18.3.515-516.1969

Production of m-Cresol by Valsa friesii

J J Child 1, L R Nesbitt 1, R H Haskins 1
PMCID: PMC378017  PMID: 16349862

Abstract

m-Cresol has been isolated from culture filtrates of Valsa friesii. The yield after 10 days of growth on glucose-phytone broth was 160 mg/liter.

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