Genetic engineering of microorganisms involved in MLF of wine has only been partially successful, why?
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MLF stands for malolactic fermentation. It is a winemaking process that converts L-Malic acid into L-lactic acid and carbon dioxide. It leads to the reduction of acidity, improvement of biological stability, and modification of the aroma of the wine.
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genetic engineering of microorganism involved in the production of wine is partially successful.
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- MlF stands for Malo- lactic acid fermentation. It results in the increase in the quantity of the wine but decreases the quality of the wind. In addition to this there is also a difference in the fragrance and taste of the wine that is produced by the genetically modified microorganism
- as a result of this de do not help in the economic success of the wine producing industries. Hence the traditional microorganism used in the fermentation process of alcohol
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