Production of gibberellic acid by submerged fermentation

By:

GOHLWAR, Charanjit Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1982Edition: COBHDescription: 53, 9LSubject(s):

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T 576.164 G46P

Summary: Ethyl acetate method proved to be more efficient (30%) than zinc acetate for extraction of gibberellic acid from fermented broth F moniliforme-1 yielded the highest quantity of gibberellic acid (730 mg/l) than Fm2 under submerged fermentation The performa

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Ethyl acetate method proved to be more efficient (30%) than zinc acetate for extraction of gibberellic acid from fermented broth F moniliforme-1 yielded the highest quantity of gibberellic acid (730 mg/l) than Fm2 under submerged fermentation The performa

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