Wort separation is one of the rate-limiting steps in breweries. Weak filtration performance may have its origin in the malting of barley. Malting conditions favour the growth of indigenous microbiota and the biofilm formation under the husk of barley. The exposed starchy endosperm of naturally split barley has been observed to potentially induce biofilm formation retarding wort filtration performance. A better understanding of the role of bacteria in biofilm formation during malting is needed in order to possibly control the phenomenon and to improve the wort filtration performance. This thesis aimed to answer what are the the key barley-related microbial factors influencing wort separation and which barley-associated bacteria could hav...
Characterization of the microflora during malting is an essential step towards process management an...
Description of topic - Optimization of malt quality in terms of fast filtration is a critical factor...
Fungal contamination of barley can have a negative impact on malt quality. This work was undertaken ...
Microbes have a decisive role in the barley-malt-beer chain. A major goal of this thesis was to stud...
Several bacterial groups are associated with poor wort filtration performance. In this study we char...
Wort separation is one of the rate-limiting steps in the brewhouse. It is a complex process, influen...
Malted barley (malt) is traditionally used in the production of beer and distilled spirits. In addit...
Non-starch polysaccharides, such as beta-glucans and arabinoxylans, present in the cell walls of bar...
Malted barley is a major raw material of beer, as well as distilled spirits and several food product...
Three major Finnish malting barley varieties were studied for annual variations in the incidence of ...
The present study was carried out to investigate the impacts of bacterial and fungal communities on ...
Barley grain carries a numerous, variable, and complex microbial population that mainly consists of ...
Australia produces approximately 32% of the world's traded malting barley, ranking number one in th...
Tutkimuksen tavoitteena oli kehittää uusi terveellinen juomatuote fermentoimalla humaloimatonta täys...
Antifungal compounds produced by Lactic acid bacteria (LAB) metabolites can be natural and reliable ...
Characterization of the microflora during malting is an essential step towards process management an...
Description of topic - Optimization of malt quality in terms of fast filtration is a critical factor...
Fungal contamination of barley can have a negative impact on malt quality. This work was undertaken ...
Microbes have a decisive role in the barley-malt-beer chain. A major goal of this thesis was to stud...
Several bacterial groups are associated with poor wort filtration performance. In this study we char...
Wort separation is one of the rate-limiting steps in the brewhouse. It is a complex process, influen...
Malted barley (malt) is traditionally used in the production of beer and distilled spirits. In addit...
Non-starch polysaccharides, such as beta-glucans and arabinoxylans, present in the cell walls of bar...
Malted barley is a major raw material of beer, as well as distilled spirits and several food product...
Three major Finnish malting barley varieties were studied for annual variations in the incidence of ...
The present study was carried out to investigate the impacts of bacterial and fungal communities on ...
Barley grain carries a numerous, variable, and complex microbial population that mainly consists of ...
Australia produces approximately 32% of the world's traded malting barley, ranking number one in th...
Tutkimuksen tavoitteena oli kehittää uusi terveellinen juomatuote fermentoimalla humaloimatonta täys...
Antifungal compounds produced by Lactic acid bacteria (LAB) metabolites can be natural and reliable ...
Characterization of the microflora during malting is an essential step towards process management an...
Description of topic - Optimization of malt quality in terms of fast filtration is a critical factor...
Fungal contamination of barley can have a negative impact on malt quality. This work was undertaken ...