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Taxonomic Studies on Japanese Industrial Strain of the Aspergillus (Part 24)
Hideya MURAKAMI
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The author has hitherto reported the classification of koji mold from Part 1 to 23 mainly including. the Ki-koji molds (Yellow-green koji molds) for brewing of sake, miso, and shoyu, and now is going to report that of the Kuro-koji molds (Black koji molds) for brewing of such Japanese distilled liquors as shochu and awamori. This study succeeds to the Report of the Research Institute of Brewing No.144 (1972) in Japanese and the Journal of General and Applied Microbiology Vol.17 (1971) in English.
At the start of study, a short history of the classification of Black
Aspergilli including the Kurokoji molds and their mutants was presented as seen in Tables 81 to 86. The so-called Black
Aspergilli in the author's report contain not only the Black-spored
Aspergilli and Kuro-koji molds but also their mutant even though it does not show the black color of conidial heads.
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Taxonomic Studies on Japanese Industrial Strains of the Aspergillus (Part 25)
Hideya MURAKAMI
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One hundred and sixty four strains of the Black
Aspergilli were received in 1975 from such institutions as the Northern Regional Research Laboratory (Miss. D. I. Fennell), U. S. A., the Institute for Fermentation (Dr. T. Hasegawa), Osaka, the College of Agriculture of Ryukyus University (Prof. Dr. S. TOyama), Okinawa-ken, and the National Research Institute of Brewing (Dr. K. Noshiro), Tokyo, and were shown in Table 87 by the Test No.of every strain.
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Making of Soy Souce Reduced in Salt Content by Fermentation Method
Hideo NISHIZIMA, Ichiro NAGASE, Fujiharu YANAGIDA
1976 Volume 71 Issue 12 Pages
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Soy souce reduced in salt content is reqired for patiens of the high pressure blood or the kindly disease and the demand for it is increasing in recent years.
Production of the soy souce reduced in salt content having the same flavor and taste as the usual soy souce was tried.
The soy-koji was mix with a salt solution (12° in Bé) and the mixture was allowed to sart in a thermostat.
At first, the soy mashe was preserved at 42°C for 10 days to digest the proteins and carbhydrates in raw materials.
Then, the digested soy mash was inoculated with a yeast and a lactic acid bacteria and fermented at 28-30°C obtaining a soy souce reduced in salt content having the same flavor and taste as the usual soy souce in a short time.
The soy souce reduced in salt content finished a high nitrogen utility and was hardly spoile.
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