In these reports (Parts 3, 4 and 5) the following points (a, b, c and d) were compared and their relation was discussed using many kinds of yeasts.
a. Degree of turbidy of liquid medium which was related to generation of gas bubbles by fermentation.
b. Dispersive character of colony which was suspended into water from solid medium.
c. Dispersive character of pellicle which was formed on the surface of liquid medium.
d. Electron-microscopic observation of mucous substance around cell wall of yeast using the sample which was suspended in water.
The results of these studies are as follows.
I. In the case of the kinds which were apt to raise easily turbidity of medium by generation of gas bubbles, the colony on solid medium and the pellicle were dispersed easily into milky suspension, and more over the cell was usually naked.
II. In the case of the kinds which did not raise easily turbidity of medium, the colony on solid medium and the pellicle were dispersed not easily into powdery or scum-like suspension, and usually mucous substance adhered to cell ; but in some of them which were suspended into milky condition in spite of difficult dispersion, abundant mucous substance was found around the cells and on collodium membrane.
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