Fig. 1. Change of pH, acidity, °Brix, salinity during fermentation by nuruk salt
Table 1. Microorganism isolation & identification from Nuruk
Table 2. Alcohol production ability of yeast
Table 3. Saccharogenic power of nuruk
Table 4. Enzyme activities of nuruk
Table 5. General compounds of nuruk salt
Table 6. Organic acid of nuruk salt
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