ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2025
Unraveling the microbiome-aroma Nexus: a metagenomic and volatile compound analysis of Yunnan cigars.
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- Microbial-enzyme synergistic treatment stabilizes surface microbial communities and enhances flavor quality during tobacco leaf aging.Bioresources and bioprocessing · 2026Article
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Abstract
Introduction: Understanding how microbial communities influence aroma profiles is critical to improving cigar quality. However, comparative studies examining the microbiome-aroma nexus across major cigar-producing regions remain limited. Methods: We integrated high-throughput metagenomic sequencing with volatile organic compound (VOC) profiling to investigate microbial community structure and aroma compounds in four Yunnan cigars and two Cuban cigars. Results: Discussion: Our findings demonstrate that region-specific fermentation microbiota are intricately linked to the production of key VOCs. This work provides a scientific framework for optimizing cigar fermentation through microbial regulation and supports the potential for targeted microbial inoculation to enhance sensory quality and global competitiveness.
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