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Our knowledge of the relationship between the number of seeding cells and the growth rate preceding to its asymptotic condition is rather scanty, only a few papers having been published on it . RAHN1) concluded that the growth rate of bacteria is independent of the number of seeding cells. On the other hand, TOMINAGA2) has studied Bact . coil and found that duration of the growth period is independent of the size of inoculum. According to RAHN,3) SLATOR,4) PENFOLD5) and GRAHAM-SMITH6) lag period for very small inoculation was longer than that with large seeding. Relationship between the amount of inoculum and the decomposition of the medium was studied on fermentation of yeast by SLATOR7) and RTBNER8) and they found that the rate of fermentation is proportional to the amount of yeast. In the present experiment, I have studied the number of seeding bacteria in relation to the rate of the decomposition of fish muscle, and to the rate of growth respectively.

Decomposition of Fish Muscle and Rate of Growth of Bacteria in Relation to the Number of Seeding Bacteria