Inoculum Development is a systematic microbiological process within fermentation engineering and technology that involves the progressive cultivation and optimization of microbial cultures to achieve a physiologically active, genetically stable, and high-density inoculum for initiating efficient and reproducible industrial fermentation.
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Inoculants of plant growth-promoting bacteria for use in agriculture
Yoav Bashan · Biotechnology Advances · 1998 · 801 citations
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