Nutrient Resources Rich in Proteins Production By Using of Olive Mill Waste Water
published by Damascus University
in 2011
in
and research's language is
العربية
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Abstract in English
The present study contains results of some experiments that had been
carried out to study the advantage of olive mill waste water (OMW) use ability
and in sugar's factories wastes in Syria as fungi cultures to produce stall-feed
rich in proteins.
The results showed that Geotrichum rich in proteins had been grown and
geminated more rapidly and revealed that inorganic nitrogen additions
(nitrates or ammonia) to the culture have advanced the fungi growth which is
rich in proteins, the highest quantity of proteins was (8.6 g/l) in NH4NO3 (1.5%)
media and urea (2.0%) media whereas the fungi biomass was higher with
NH4NO3 (1.5%) than with urea (2.0%).
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