mesophile

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mesophile

[′mez·ə‚fīl]
(biology)
An organism, as certain bacteria, that grows at moderate temperature.
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In water samples, the total coliforms (TC) and fecal coliforms (FC) load were determined (MPN/100 ml), while in mussel samples a plate count of aerobial mesophils (AM), load of FC (MPN/g) and Escherichia coli were made, besides detection of Salmonella spp.
Indicadores bacterianos en los mejillones perna perna (linne, 1758) y P. viridis (linne, 1758) y en las aguas de extraccion de bivalvos procedentes de la costa Norte y Sur del Estado Sucre, Venezuela
microbiological analyses were performed according to APHA (2001) for counts of molds and yeasts and total mesophiles and the results expressed in CFU / g, Salmonella sp./ in 25 g and total coliforms at 35[degrees]c and fecal coliforms at 45.5[degrees]c, with results expressed in [MPN.g.sup.1].
With the results obtained, it was also verified that microorganisms such as moulds, yeasts and total mesophils were present.
Dehydration and spraying of buriti pulp (Mauritia flexuosa L.): shelf-life evaluation/Desidratacao e pulverizacao de polpa de buriti (Mauritia flexuosa L.): Avaliacao da vida de prateleira

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