Journal of Dairy Research · 1948 · 17 citations · 10 references
AgricultureFood ScienceMicrobiologyBacteriologyDairy MicrobiologyFood MicrobiologyLactic Acid BacteriaMilk MicrobiologyStarter Culture DevelopmentStarter Culture SelectionStarter CulturesCheese Starter CulturesLactic Acid Bacteria Starter SelectionReference StrainsStarter Culture MicrobiologyStreptococcal IdentificationStreptococci In MilkStreptococcus SpeciesStreptococcus Strain Selection
1. 277 strains of lactic streptococci isolated from commercial starters and 72 ‘wild’ strains from souring milk, suitable for cheesemaking, have been identified. All the starter strains examined were Str. cremoris and those (with two possible exceptions) from sour milk were Str. lactis. 2. Since the strains from each source were so similar, the information obtained did not help in the selection of the strains, within each group, most suitable for starter. 3. It is suggested that three differential tests are sufficient to distinguish Str. lactis and Str. cremoris and to identify them when isolating strains suitable for starter.
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James M. Sherman · Bacteriological Reviews · 1937 · 181 citations · Full text
TYPING OF STAPHYLOCOCCI BY THE BACTERIOPHAGE METHOD
George D. Wilson · The Lancet · 1945 · 125 citations
E.S. Yawger, James M. Sherman · Journal of Dairy Science · 1937 · 30 citations · Full text