Effects of different fermentation methods on the microflora composition and flavor quality of mixed red sour soup
Authors:
- Na LiuNLNa Liu
- Bo ZhangBZBo Zhang
- Mingxia WuMWMingxia Wu
- Yuxin HouYHYuxin Hou
- Likang QinLQLikang Qin
- Aiming BaoABAiming Bao
- Weijun QinWQWeijun Qin
- Song MiaoSMSong Miao
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Abstract
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- National Natural Science Foundation of China (32360568)
- China Scholarship Council (201906670006)
- Science and Technology Program of Guizhou Province (2022) 39)
- Guizhou University
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