The development of Bacterium lactis acidi is followed by the growth of another group of acid-forming bacteria, the Bacillus Bulgaricus group.
It has been shown that Bacterium lactis acidi is able to form acid in the absence of the living cell.
Some of the groups are: Bacterium lactis acidi, B.
Bacteria of the group Bacterium acidi lactici (Hueppe) and Bacterium lactis aerogenes.
Luerssen and Kuehn were unsuccessful in their search for such organisms in Koenigsberg milk, but Leichmann records the occurrence of a long bacillus (Bacillus lactis acidi) in milk that had spontaneously soured at 112 deg.
Quite recently Hastings and Hammer[79] recorded the isolation from milk of an organism producing more acid than either Bacterium coli commune or Bacillus lactis acidi.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lactis" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
