Moisture Content Optimization
Moisture Content Optimization is a methodological construct in solid-state fermentation that systematically determines and maintains the optimal water level in the substrate to maximize microbial activity and product yield while preventing excess moisture that could impede aeration or promote contamination.
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The role of water in solid-state fermentation
Patrick Gervais, Paul Molin · Biochemical Engineering Journal · 2003 · 298 citations
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University of British Columbia
Vancouver, Canada
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Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research
Tehran, Iran
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University of Tabriz
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Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir
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Hanwha Solutions (South Korea)
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Bangladesh Agricultural University
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Kobe Steel (Japan)
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