1994
DOI: 10.1002/jctb.280590209
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A comparative study of effects of soy and corn flours on the evolution of alcohol fermentation in successive batches

Abstract: The evolution of alcohol fermentation in ten successive batches was analysed using three distinct media, all containing commercial sucrose as substrate. The first medium contained mineral salts and yeast extract, the second contained only soy flour as the nutrient source and the third only corn flour. The alcohol contents and yeast viabilities were determined during ten successive batches with each medium. There was no significant differentiation in ethanol yield during the total period of tests (60 h with eac… Show more

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“…Also, the cellular viability didn't differ significantly (P>0.05) in treatments with and without corn meal addition, confirming the results obtained by Maia et al (1993) Maia & Nelson (1994), who observed that the corn meal addition in the fermentation process did not interfere in the cellular viability of the yeasts.…”
Section: Yeasts Cell Viability During Fermentation Processsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Also, the cellular viability didn't differ significantly (P>0.05) in treatments with and without corn meal addition, confirming the results obtained by Maia et al (1993) Maia & Nelson (1994), who observed that the corn meal addition in the fermentation process did not interfere in the cellular viability of the yeasts.…”
Section: Yeasts Cell Viability During Fermentation Processsupporting
confidence: 88%