AI Article Synopsis
- Researchers identified 41 different cultures from chicken dung that can degrade oxalate.
- Among these, six distinct types were characterized, with one type being a new Alcaligenes species not previously reported for oxalate degradation.
- Additionally, three groups of Pseudomonas strains showed physiological differences from known strains.
Article Abstract
Forty-one cultures degrading and assimilating oxalate were isolated from chicken dung. Characterizarion indicated six different types. One of these belonged to thhe genus Alcaligenes hitherto never reported to degrade oxalte. Three groups of Pseudomonas strains differed physiologically from strains already known.
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