Project
Use of novel bacteria from winery waste sites to reduce the organic content of lees and to produce enzyme extracts that will alleviate fermenter biofouling
Aim was removing contamination from winery waste and fermenters by bacteria from dumpsites which can remediate tannin-protein precipitates aerobically and anaerobically however activity could not be maintained due to lack of bacterial survival
Research organisation
The University of Adelaide
Project number
UA 01/02
Status
Completed 29 Jun 2004
Aim was removing contamination from winery waste and fermenters by bacteria from dumpsites which can remediate tannin-protein precipitates aerobically and anaerobically however activity could not be maintained due to lack of bacterial survival. More work needed.
Abstract
Use of novel bacteria from winery waste sites to reduce the organic content of lees and to produce enzyme extracts that will alleviate fermenter biofouling
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