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In an attempt to work out a scheme for the rapid identification of the gas gangrene organisms (Reed and Orr, 1941), many of the published reports of nitrate reduction and indole formation by this group of organisms were found to be contradictory. The nature of the contradictions suggested that this was largely the result of faulty interpretation of results so clearly described for the nitrate reduction of bacteria in general by Conn (1936).

Nitrate, Nitrite and Indole Reactions of Gas Gangrene Anaerobes