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Production of Mycelia and Polysaccharides by Liquid Fermentation of Cordyceps sinensis

Hao Ying

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Cordyceps sinensis mycelia and polysaccharides were prepared by liquid fermentation with the medium of sucrose yeast extract. Through investigating effects of fermentation conditions on their yields, the optimum inoculation quantity, ventilation volume, fermentation temperature and time were confirmed as 5%, 1 L/min, 26 ℃ and 4 days, respectively.

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Cordyceps sinensis mycelia and polysaccharides were prepared by liquid fermentation with the medium of sucrose yeast extract. Through investigating effects of fermentation conditions on their yields, the optimum inoculation quantity, ventilation volume, fermentation temperature and time were confirmed as 5%, 1 L/min, 26 ℃ and 4 days, respectively.

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Cordyceps sinensis mycelia and polysaccharides were prepared by liquid fermentation with the medium of sucrose yeast extract. Through investigating effects of fermentation conditions on their yields, the optimum inoculation quantity, ventilation volume, fermentation temperature and time were confirmed as 5%, 1 L/min, 26 ℃ and 4 days, respectively.

Key concepts: Cordyceps, Fermentation, Mycelium, Polysaccharide, Sucrose, Food science, Yeast, Chemistry

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