expected, the value of KW, which is an indicator of the
species tolerance to the acid, was different for each
species. The most tolerant was Z. bailii (KW=2.1 mM)
followed by Pichia sp. (KW=0.78 mM), S. cerevisiae
(KW=0.53 mM) and D. hansenii (KW=0.11 mM). The
model was also validated using previously published
data on the effect of benzoic and sorbic acid on Z.
bailii growth rate on salsa mayonnaise (Wind and
Restaino, 1995), and the model also fitted well the
experimental data (not shown)
expected, the value of KW, which is an indicator of thespecies tolerance to the acid, was different for eachspecies. The most tolerant was Z. bailii (KW=2.1 mM)followed by Pichia sp. (KW=0.78 mM), S. cerevisiae(KW=0.53 mM) and D. hansenii (KW=0.11 mM). Themodel was also validated using previously publisheddata on the effect of benzoic and sorbic acid on Z.bailii growth rate on salsa mayonnaise (Wind andRestaino, 1995), and the model also fitted well theexperimental data (not shown)
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