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Attempts to isolate phenol-producing organisms from stale haddock fillets failed. Several such isolates, however, were readily obtained from fresh haddock and were designatedAeromonas sp. Phenol was produced from L-tyrosine by these isolates.

Isolation of Aeromonas Sp. ATCC 29063, a Phenol-Producing Organism, from Fresh Haddock