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Live yeast in ruminant nutrition
Live yeast in ruminant nutrition: From research to field application
Published: August 29, 2012
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From the developing bud to the industrial bug...
Being considered as the oldest and best understood microorganism, the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae still remains valuable to mankind's future. Since ages, Egyptians followed by Romans, used yeast to leaven bread and to produce alcoholic beverages. This clever bug has definitely a marvellous habit of evolving to suit its environment and has ...
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30 de agosto de 2012
this topic is very important in my work about live yeast in ruminant nutrition
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18 de abril de 2013
Is this what we call as brewer's yeast? Does this cover all the probiotics needs in feeds?
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