Evidence of an endogenous germinant in spores of a strain of Dictyostelium purpureum
Industrial Microbiology
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Summary
In non-nutrient media and in the absence of bacteria, unwashed spores of Dictyostelium purpureum WS-321 germinated to a greater extent than did washed spores. The unidentified component(s) removed by washing stimulated germination in other populations of spores.
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Germinate Unidentified Component Dictyostelium Purpureum Washed Spore
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