1980
DOI: 10.2307/1308001
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The Potential of Microbial Cells As Protein for Man

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“…Gmelina showed a higher fermentation rate than banana leaves perhaps because of the porosity of the leaves. Because locust bean fermentation is carried out by aerobic bacilli (Washen and Steinkraus 1980), the more porous gmelina leaves allowed more air to enter the system, thus supporting growth of the fermenting organism and encouraging fermentation. That polythene bag showed lower fermentation rate may be because it generated much heat and could not allow air into the system because of its nonporosity.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gmelina showed a higher fermentation rate than banana leaves perhaps because of the porosity of the leaves. Because locust bean fermentation is carried out by aerobic bacilli (Washen and Steinkraus 1980), the more porous gmelina leaves allowed more air to enter the system, thus supporting growth of the fermenting organism and encouraging fermentation. That polythene bag showed lower fermentation rate may be because it generated much heat and could not allow air into the system because of its nonporosity.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%