Abstract
A phototrophic nonsulfur bacterium, strain FR2, was capable of dark fermentative growth on fructose plus bicarbonate with a doubling time of 4 h. Formate, acetate, succinate, and lactate were formed as major fermentation products. A fumarate reduction system might function to maintain redox balance during fermentative growth of this bacterium.
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