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The Impact on L-Lactic Acid Fermentation with Jinggangmycin Fermentation Residue as Nitrogen Source

Hui Zou, Qunhui Wang, Yingying Liu, Wengong Zhou

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In this study, Jinggangmycin fermentation residue was tested as the only nitrogen source, with three different starches (corn flour, potato flour andsoluble starch ) as carbon sources respectively. Lactobacillus casei was added by 0.2g/L (V/W) of incoulum size and simultaneous saccharification and fermentation was carried out. The results showed that the L (+) - lactic acid production of corn flour, potato flour and soluble starch with Jinggangmycin fermentation residue were 43.25 g / L, 56.75 g/Land 39.25 g/L respectively, compared with their respective integrated fermentation,the L (+) - lactic acid production increased by 20.98%, 46.45% and 20.77% .These results indicated that Jinggangmycin fermentation residue can be used as nitrogen source to directly improve lactic acid production, which would reduce the L (+) - lactic acid production costs.

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In this study, Jinggangmycin fermentation residue was tested as the only nitrogen source, with three different starches (corn flour, potato flour andsoluble starch ) as carbon sources respectively. Lactobacillus casei was added by 0.2g/L (V/W) of incoulum size and simultaneous saccharification and fermentation was carried out. The results showed that the L (+) - lactic acid production of corn flour, potato flour and soluble starch with Jinggangmycin fermentation residue were 43.25 g / L, 56.75 g/Land 39.25 g/L respectively, compared with their respective integrated fermentation,the L (+) - lactic acid production increased by 20.98%, 46.45% and 20.77% .These results indicated that Jinggangmycin fermentation residue can be used as nitrogen source to directly improve lactic acid production, which would reduce the L (+) - lactic acid production costs.

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In this study, Jinggangmycin fermentation residue was tested as the only nitrogen source, with three different starches (corn flour, potato flour andsoluble starch ) as carbon sources respectively. Lactobacillus casei was added by 0.2g/L (V/W) of incoulum size and simultaneous saccharification and fermentation was carried out. The results showed that the L (+) - lactic acid production of corn flour, potato flour and soluble starch with Jinggangmycin fermentation residue were 43.25 g / L, 56.75 g/Land 39.25 g/L respectively, compared with their respective integrated fermentation,the L (+) - lactic acid production increased by 20.98%, 46.45% and 20.77% .These results indicated that Jinggangmycin fermentation residue can be used as nitrogen source to directly improve lactic acid production, which would reduce the L (+) - lactic acid production costs.

Key concepts: Fermentation, Lactic acid, Lactobacillus casei, Food science, Chemistry, Residue (chemistry), Starch, Lactic acid fermentation

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