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Yeast hulls in wine fermentations—A review

Munoz et al., 1990

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7333987742812243764
Author
Munoz E
Ingledew W
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Journal of wine research

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Yeast hulls (ghosts) have been shown to stimulate stuck or sluggish fermentations of grape juice. The mechanism of their action, however, has been contested. On the one hand, their action is claimed to be via adsorption of toxic levels of hexanoic, octanoic and decanoic …
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