Explain the uses of fungi in brewing industry
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Many fungi are used in the production of alcohol, bread, cheese, enzyme and organic acids. (a) Alcohol Production: Alcoholic fermentation by fungi is the basis of brewing industry. ... Beer is brewed from barley malt by Saccharomyces cerevisiae with 3-8% alcohol production
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- Fungi have been used in a variety of biotechnological processes since the dawn of time.
- These activities rely on fungi-produced metabolic pathways and enzymes, which are employed in brewing, baking, and the creation of antibiotics, enzymes, wine, alcohols, organic acids, and medicines.
- In the brewing and wine sectors, however, the use of lignocellulosic wastes has proven difficult.
- Among industrial enzymes, lignocellulases play a significant role.
- Filamentous fungi are a popular study area these days.
- The use of enzymes generated by various Penicillium strains to improve the taste, yield of alcohol, flavour, and clarity of wine and beer is discussed in this chapter.
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