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yeast дрожжиalcohol yeast спиртовые дрожжиalkane-utilizing yeast парафинокисляющие дрожжиamylolytic yeast дрожжи с амилолитической активностьюasporogenous yeast аспорогенные дрожжиautolyzed yeast дрожжевой автолизатbaker's yeast пекарские дрожжиbeer yeast пивные дрожжиbottom (fermentation) yeast дрожжи низового броженияbottom fermenting yeast дрожжи низового броженияbrewer's yeast пивные дрожжиcompressed yeast прессованные дрожжиdistellery yeast спиртовые дрожжиdistiller's yeast спиртовые дрожжиdry yeast сухие дрожжиfast-growing yeast быстрорастущие дрожжиfeed yeast кормовые дрожжиflocculating yeast флоккулирующие дрожжи, хлопьевидные дрожжиflotating yeast флотирующие дрожжиfodder yeast кормовые дрожжиfood yeast пищевые дрожжиgranular yeast зернистые дрожжи (образующие зернистые осадки)handling of baker's yeast выделение пекарских дрожжейhigh-protein yeast дрожжи с повышенным содержанием белкаlow-protein yeast дрожжи с пониженным содержанием белкаmethanol yeast утилизирующие метанол дрожжиmethylotrophic yeast метилотрофные дрожжиnonspore-forming yeast аспорогенные дрожжиnutrient yeast кормовые дрожжиnutrient yeast пищевые дрожжиoleaginous yeast жирообразующие дрожжиosmotolerant yeast осмотолерантные дрожжиpellet yeast пеллетированные дрожжиpitching yeast задаточные дрожжиpressed yeast прессованные дрожжиpure-culture yeast дрожжи чистой линии культурыripened yeast вызревшие дрожжиseed yeast посевные дрожжиspore-forming yeast спорообразующие дрожжиsporogenous yeast спорогенные дрожжиsporulating yeast спорообразующие дрожжиtop (fermentation) yeast дрожжи верхового броженияwild yeast дикие дрожжиwine yeast винные дрожжиEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > yeast
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