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Free hamamelose [2-C- (hydroxymethyl) -ᴰ-ribose] occurs in almost all higher plants, but except a reduction to the corresponding sugar alcohol (hamamelitol) , no metabolism of this branched chain hexose could be detected in plants until now. Therefore we tried to find microorganisms which would allow us to study the catabolism of hamamelose. A strain of Pseudomonas (“H 1”), showing dependence between growth and hamamelose concentration in the medium (Fig. 1), was isolated from soil on which Primula clusiana was grown (this plant contains large amounts of hamamelose and hamamelitol). However, this organism needs citrate besides hamamelose for growth.

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Über den Katabolismus von Hamamelose [2-C(Hydroxymethyl)-ᴰ-ribose] / On the Catabolism of Hamamelose [2-C-(hydroxymethyl)-ᴰ-ribose]: I. Die Oxidation von Hamamelose durch Pseudomonas ] / I. The oxidation of Hamamelose by Pseudomonas