2015
DOI: 10.18633/bt.v17i1.9
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Caracterización Fisicoquímica De Biofermentados Elaborados Artesanalmente

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“…For storage, outside temperatures should not exceed 35 • C. Under these conditions, FLF can be stored for up to 60 days. Care must be taken if the fermentation process is not concluded since this can lead to nutrient loss and damage of the container [11,17,20,27].…”
Section: Fermetationmentioning
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“…For storage, outside temperatures should not exceed 35 • C. Under these conditions, FLF can be stored for up to 60 days. Care must be taken if the fermentation process is not concluded since this can lead to nutrient loss and damage of the container [11,17,20,27].…”
Section: Fermetationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During fermentation, nitrate is converted into ammonium and gaseous forms of N [15]. Consequently, the N content of FLF declines once most components are fermented, especially when it is heated as it can happen under direct exposure to sunlight [20]. Ito [8] found the highest total N content of an FLF at 30 days after starting the fermentation process, while the highest ammonium content was observed after 45 days.…”
Section: Nutritional Compositionmentioning
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