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titleOfInvention Corn yeast fed-batch culture method
abstract The invention relates to a yeast culture method, and belongs to the field of a food additive and a preparation method thereof. A corn yeast fed-batch culture method comprises the following steps of taking a refrigerated corn yeast strain, culturing the refrigerated corn yeast strain for 3 to 5 days at 25 DEG C to 28 DEG C after PDA (Potato Dextrose Agar) plate streaking; then, inoculating the corn yeast strain into a conical flask containing corn saccharification liquid to be cultured according to the culture quantity being 3 percent; and finally, performing fed-batch culture. The corn yeast fed-batch culture method has the advantages that the corn saccharification liquid is used as a corn yeast culture medium; and experiments prove that the stain growth requirements can be completely met.
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