Re: [DIYbio] Does anyone know how to inexpensively obtain gluconacetobacter xylinus?

What is keeping you from getting a bottle of one of the organic
versions of the tea and using it? Seems that would have antifungal
properties from being bottled. Does the bottling process kill off what
you're looking for?

(Probably a very dumb question, but I know/remember very little
biology. The subject intriques me. I'm on
this list to learn. )

Theresa

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