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A rapid method for selecting fermentative yeasts at high temperatures

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A rapid and efficient method for isolating and selecting thermotolerant and sugar-fermenting yeasts was developed. Several samples from sugar cane by-products could be analyzed at the same time. Yeast cultures could be isolated in about 3 d, in contrast to the conventional methods, and its fermentative ability was qualitatively maintained at the desired temperature. A broad spectrum of temperatures can be tested. Yeasts of generaSaccharomyces andKluyveromyces were easily identified.

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Ibaňez, A.M., Goyre, I. A rapid method for selecting fermentative yeasts at high temperatures. Folia Microbiol 37, 231–232 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02933154

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