Bacteriology Applied to the Canning And Preserving of Food Products

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Figure 13 MAGNIFIED X 1000.
ONE PART BOUILLON, 99 PARTS WATER. RANK PUTREFACTION, BOUIL- LON, PRODIGIOSI.
BACTERIOLOGY IN CANNING. 23 The manner of protecting food products from this scavenger and the requirements necessary for sterilizing vegetable and fluids where it finds a lodgment, will be taken up under the process em- ployed in canning and preserving as they will be described in pages to follow, and under those heads we will endeavor to clear up some of the mysteries of spoilage.
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...S PRODIGIOSUS.
This is the organism which gives the odor of herring brine or fish to putrefying substances, and is also named bleeding bread, because it is a pigment bearing bacillus of red color, and forms spots when growing on bread, potatoes and onion that resemble blood. It is an egg-shaped germ about u^inr * ^ mc ^ m diame- ter, which is very small. It has no motion and multiplies by divi- sion. It is so minute as to be barely perceptible with a power of 1000 diameters, and Ehrenberg calculated that a cubic inch would con- tain one quadrillion.


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