CHAPTER VI. · THE PHYSIOLOGICAL THEORY OF FERMENTATION.

From Studies on Fermentation by Louis Pasteur.

§ I. On the relations existing between oxygen and yeast 235

§ II. Fermentation in saccharine fruits immersed in carbonic acid gas 266

§ III. Reply to certain critical observations of the German naturalists, Oscar Brefeld and Moritz Traube 279

§ IV. Fermentation of dextro-tartrate of lime 284

§ V. Another example of life without air.—Fermentation of lactate of lime 292

§ VI. Reply to the critical observations of Liebig, published in 1870 316

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