Caracteriztic of Aspergillus oryzae
Jual Culture dan Starter Aspergillus oryzae Telp. 087731375234 Aspergillus oryzae, along with most other members of the Aspergillus family, has a hyphae that is hyaline and septate, and conidiophore, which ends at a round-shaped vesicle. From the vesicle extend long filaments called a conodial chain, which appear as long fluffy strands on the surface of the substrate. The spore-bearing cells, or asci, are produced within the ascocarp, or the fruiting body. The primary enzyme secreted by the filamentous fungi is called amylase, which lends a sweet taste to the food it is fermented into. This enzyme is most efficient at a temperature of 35-40 degrees Celsius. Most other enzymes found in A. oryzae grow at a temperature of around 30-35 degrees Celsius. Members of the Aspergillus genus are distinct from other microbes due to the fact that they utilize both a primary and secondary metabolic system. The functionality of the Aspergillus metabolism depends on its carboxylic acids, wh...
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