FERMENTATION SUBSTRATES FOR THE PRODUCTION OF LACTIC ACID A REVIEW

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C. N. Obi
C. P. Eze

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Pure sugars or edible crops have been a traditional substrate for lactic acid production that is advantageous in obtaining a pure lactic acid product. This review looks at the various materials which have been considered as attractive alternative substrates and renewable resources. These include by-products of agricultural industries, food industries (food waste), and natural unutilized biomasses such as starchy biomass, lingo-cellulosic biomass, whey, yogurt, glycerol.

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Obi, C. N., & Eze, C. P. (2022). FERMENTATION SUBSTRATES FOR THE PRODUCTION OF LACTIC ACID . The Bioscientist Journal, 9(1), 64-73. Retrieved from https://bioscientistjournal.com/index.php/The_Bioscientist/article/view/87
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