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WiU it grow in water alone ? B. (To be done during the progress of Exp. A.) Prepare m a generat- ing flask a mixture Uke the arst used in Exp. A, using three or four times the quantity. Arrange an apparatus hke that shown in Fig. 10. Or use test-tube h instead of a flask, standing it in a tumbler of warm water. What gas comes from the yeast mixture? In what other ways may this gas be produced? (pp. 107, 108.) What effect has it when introduced into batter or dough? As it is heavier than air, th...is gas may, with care, be poured into a tumbler from the bowl in which bread is rising, and tested by pouring hme-water into the tumbler. Story of the yeast plant ; what it needs in order to grow. — Like mushrooms and other fungi (singular fungus) which have no green coloring-matter {chlorophyll), yeast needs no Hght; and like these, it grows and multipHes fast. It is hke green plants in that it grows only when kept warm and moist. It thrives best at 78° F. It may be forced to grow and bud un- naturally fast by a higher tem- perature, just as hothouse plants are ; but at about 130° F.
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