Study of Physical-Chemical Characteristics and Microorganisms from the Fermented Juice of Mangifera Indica L.
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Mangifera indica L., FermentationAbstract
This experiment aimed to study of fermented juice from Mangifera indica L to be used as a dietary supplement for livestock. All treatments were assigned in a completely randomized design (CRD) consisted of 5 treatments with 2 replicates per treatment including fermented juice from Mangifera indica L.at 0 day (T1), fermented juice from Mangifera indica L.at 7 days(T2), fermented juice from Mangifera indica L.at 14 days (T3), fermented juice from Mangifera indica L.at 21 days (T4) and fermented juice from Mangifera indica L.at 28 days (T5). The study was examined the lactic acid content, pH, beta-carotene content and color value of each experimental group were significantly different (P<0.05). Fermented juice from Mangifera indica L.at fermentation period of 7-28 days had increased amounts of lactic acid, total microorganisms and lactic acid bacteria. The content of beta-carotene and Bacillus spp. was highest on day 7 and decreased with age of fermentation.
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