Isolation, identification and characteristics of yeasts from natural fermentation of Citrus macrocarpa

To identify microorganisms suitable for fermenting Citrus microcarpa whole fruit pulp under high acid conditions, yeast was screened from the natural fermentation liquid of C. microcarpa whole fruit pulp by traditional isolation and purification methods, and the isolated strains were identified by m...

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Main Author: MA Zewei, ZHANG Hongjian, LIU Shuaiguang, LI Rongli, HUANG Huan, ZHENG Lianhe
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Published: Editorial Department of China Brewing 2024-06-01
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description To identify microorganisms suitable for fermenting Citrus microcarpa whole fruit pulp under high acid conditions, yeast was screened from the natural fermentation liquid of C. microcarpa whole fruit pulp by traditional isolation and purification methods, and the isolated strains were identified by morphological observation and ITS sequencing. The growth performance and tolerance of the strains to temperature, pH and glucose concentration were evaluated. The inhibition rate of total phenol, total flavone, α-glucosidase and antioxidant activity of whole fruit pulp of the isolated strains were compared before and after pure fermentation. The results showed that three yeasts (Y1, Y14, and Y15) were isolated from the natural fermentation of C. microcarpa whole pulp. The strain Y1 was identified as Pichia terricola, strains Y14 and Y15 were identified as Hanseniaspora opuntiae. These yeasts exhibited tolerance towards environmental conditions such as 35 ℃, glucose mass concentration 400 g/L, and pH 2.0. The total phenols, total flavonoids, DPPH free radical and ABTS free radical scavenging rates, copper reducing ability and α-glucosidase inhibition rates of purebred strains Y1, Y14 and Y15 were increased by 20.65%, 87.15%, 20.45%, 43.94%, 34.08%; 20.34%, 19.22%, 51.90%, 18.31%, 39.39%, 25.94%, 24.82%; 19.97%, 70.01%, 22.92%, 34.85%, 30.85%, 13.53%, respectively.
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spelling doaj-art-9ca5a9df78a145b09d12ec0cbad36a3b2025-08-20T02:55:02ZengEditorial Department of China BrewingZhongguo niangzao0254-50712024-06-0143611512010.11882/j.issn.0254-5071.2024.06.017Isolation, identification and characteristics of yeasts from natural fermentation of Citrus macrocarpaMA Zewei, ZHANG Hongjian, LIU Shuaiguang, LI Rongli, HUANG Huan, ZHENG Lianhe0Hainan Institute of Grain and Oil Science, Qionghai 571400, ChinaTo identify microorganisms suitable for fermenting Citrus microcarpa whole fruit pulp under high acid conditions, yeast was screened from the natural fermentation liquid of C. microcarpa whole fruit pulp by traditional isolation and purification methods, and the isolated strains were identified by morphological observation and ITS sequencing. The growth performance and tolerance of the strains to temperature, pH and glucose concentration were evaluated. The inhibition rate of total phenol, total flavone, α-glucosidase and antioxidant activity of whole fruit pulp of the isolated strains were compared before and after pure fermentation. The results showed that three yeasts (Y1, Y14, and Y15) were isolated from the natural fermentation of C. microcarpa whole pulp. The strain Y1 was identified as Pichia terricola, strains Y14 and Y15 were identified as Hanseniaspora opuntiae. These yeasts exhibited tolerance towards environmental conditions such as 35 ℃, glucose mass concentration 400 g/L, and pH 2.0. The total phenols, total flavonoids, DPPH free radical and ABTS free radical scavenging rates, copper reducing ability and α-glucosidase inhibition rates of purebred strains Y1, Y14 and Y15 were increased by 20.65%, 87.15%, 20.45%, 43.94%, 34.08%; 20.34%, 19.22%, 51.90%, 18.31%, 39.39%, 25.94%, 24.82%; 19.97%, 70.01%, 22.92%, 34.85%, 30.85%, 13.53%, respectively.https://manu61.magtech.com.cn/zgnz/fileup/0254-5071/PDF/0254-5071-2024-43-6-115.pdfcitrus macrocarpa|natural fermentation|yeast|isolation and identification|tolerance|fermentation characteristics
spellingShingle MA Zewei, ZHANG Hongjian, LIU Shuaiguang, LI Rongli, HUANG Huan, ZHENG Lianhe
Isolation, identification and characteristics of yeasts from natural fermentation of Citrus macrocarpa
Zhongguo niangzao
citrus macrocarpa|natural fermentation|yeast|isolation and identification|tolerance|fermentation characteristics
title Isolation, identification and characteristics of yeasts from natural fermentation of Citrus macrocarpa
title_full Isolation, identification and characteristics of yeasts from natural fermentation of Citrus macrocarpa
title_fullStr Isolation, identification and characteristics of yeasts from natural fermentation of Citrus macrocarpa
title_full_unstemmed Isolation, identification and characteristics of yeasts from natural fermentation of Citrus macrocarpa
title_short Isolation, identification and characteristics of yeasts from natural fermentation of Citrus macrocarpa
title_sort isolation identification and characteristics of yeasts from natural fermentation of citrus macrocarpa
topic citrus macrocarpa|natural fermentation|yeast|isolation and identification|tolerance|fermentation characteristics
url https://manu61.magtech.com.cn/zgnz/fileup/0254-5071/PDF/0254-5071-2024-43-6-115.pdf
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