Daniele, M. A., Knight, A. J., Roberts, S. A., Radom, K. & Erickson, J. S. Sweet substrate: a polysaccharide nanocomposite for conformal electronic decals.
Ethanol Red® is particularly well-suited for sugar substrates (sweet juices, molasses) and also saccharified mashes [ 12].
An improved yield of 214.28 U mL−1 was achieved after 6.5 days of cultivation, at pH 6.0, using 2.0% sweet potato peel as substrate.
Finally, the fermentative performance of the hardened yeast under SSF conditions was assessed using pressed steam-pretreated sweet sorghum bagasse as substrate.
Additional support for this hypothesis comes from the observation that ethanol and sweet perception share common neural substrates in rodents [ 10], and human alcoholics may have an increased sweet preference relative to those who are not alcoholics [ 11].
To determine if the xylanase-boosting effect observed during hydrolysis of SPCS could also be observed with other biomass substrates, steam pretreated sweet sorghum bagasse (SPSB) and steam pretreated lodgepole pine (SPLP) were hydrolyzed with similar combinations of cellulases and xylanase as were carried out with the SPCS substrate.
In this study, we focus on the motion of water in rockwool slabs used as growing substrate for a sweet pepper crop.
Nowadays, ethanol is an attractive renewable energy that can be produced from multi-purpose materials such as rice, sweet sorghum, sugar cane or even substrates from food industrial waste.
Recently, semi-solid state fermentation (with higher water contents than SSF) of the oleagenic fungus Mortierella isabellina on the substrates of crusted freshly harvested sweet sorghum have been used to produce biodiesel [ 57].
Sweet sorghum is an excellent candidate as substrate for microbial oil production, as it possesses high photosynthetic activity yielding high amounts of soluble and insoluble carbohydrates, and does not require high fertilization and irrigation rates.
