ArticleBioscience of microbiota, food and health2024
Impact of vegetables on the microbiota of the rice bran pickling bed Nukadoko.
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Nukadoko, a fermented rice bran bed for pickling vegetables called nukazuke, has a complex microbiota. Within it, deep interactions between the microbiota of the pickled vegetables and nukadoko characterize and control the qualities of both products. To address this notion, we monitored the changes in the microbiota of nukadoko and nukazuke while pickling different vegetables. Raw or roasted rice bran was mixed with salted water and fermented at 24°C for 40 days, following which different species of vegetable,
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