Abstract
Yeast strains with amylolytic activity were isolated from cassavatapé and its precursor,ragi. they were divided into two groups based on their characteristics: group 1, possessing high amylolytic activity and low ethanol yield; and group 2, possessing low amylolytic activity and high ethanol yield. The major strains of the group 1 were identified asEndomyces fibuliger, and those of group 2 were identified asPichia anomala. Based on 18S rDNA analysis, an isolate fromragi that had a high amylolytic activity was thought to be an undescribed species that was related to the basidiomycetous genera.
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Kuriyama, H., Sastraatmadja, D., Igosaki, Y. et al. Identification and characterization of yeast isolated from indonesian fermented food. Mycoscience 38, 441–445 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02461686
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