New Commercial Plants And Drugs, Issue 6
New Commercial Plants And Drugs, Issue 6
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at night.
Under these circumstances, very favorable to the germination and repro- duction of Mycoderma vini, which, as a rule, developes alone, with the exception of a small amount of Mycodei-ma aceti in the upper part of the tubs, if there is any disturbance of the air and therefore a flow of oxygen coming into contact with the juices under fermentation, the transformation of the juices into alcohol takes place very slowly and regularly ; then comes tiie drawing off, and the repeated fining ca...uses the disappearance of the majority of dangerous germs, which only awaited a favorable opportunity to develope themselves.
In Cochin China, at the time when I conducted my experiments, the temperature of the vintage always remained at 82® to 86® Fahr. Notwith- standing the fermentation of the wine being more rapid in its principles than the fermentation which I shall call hydro- carbonic, the wine was made in quite normal conditions.
From the above it will be seen that this vine can be easily cultivated, the only soil it does not favor being a damp or marshy one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
at night.
Under these circumstances, very favorable to the germination and repro- duction of Mycoderma vini, which, as a rule, developes alone, with the exception of a small amount of Mycodei-ma aceti in the upper part of the tubs, if there is any disturbance of the air and therefore a flow of oxygen coming into contact with the juices under fermentation, the transformation of the juices into alcohol takes place very slowly and regularly ; then comes tiie drawing off, and the repeated fining ca...uses the disappearance of the majority of dangerous germs, which only awaited a favorable opportunity to develope themselves.
In Cochin China, at the time when I conducted my experiments, the temperature of the vintage always remained at 82® to 86® Fahr. Notwith- standing the fermentation of the wine being more rapid in its principles than the fermentation which I shall call hydro- carbonic, the wine was made in quite normal conditions.
From the above it will be seen that this vine can be easily cultivated, the only soil it does not favor being a damp or marshy one.
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