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1 брожение с использованием культуры плесневых грибов
Makarov: mold fermentation, mycological fermentationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > брожение с использованием культуры плесневых грибов
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2 mugre
(Sp. model spelled same [múgre], back formation from mugriento < * mugoriento < dialectal mugor 'filth; mold; fermentation' < Latin mücorem 'mold, mildew')Grease, dirt, or general uncleanliness. Bentley notes that it also applies to any disreputable person and is occasionally used derisively to refer to an Indian or Mexican. He also mentions that it is not widely used by those who are not proficient in the Spanish language. The DRAE references mugre as a noun meaning filth, grime, or dirt. -
3 брожение с возвратом и повторным использованием мицелия плесени
Русско-английский словарь по пищевой промышленности > брожение с возвратом и повторным использованием мицелия плесени
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4 глюконово-кислое брожение с возвратом (и повторным использованием) мицелия плесени
Makarov: gluconic acid fermentation with reuse of mold myceliumУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > глюконово-кислое брожение с возвратом (и повторным использованием) мицелия плесени
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5 глюконово-кислое брожение с возвратом и повторным использованием мицелия плесени
Food industry: gluconic acid fermentation with reuse of mold myceliumУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > глюконово-кислое брожение с возвратом и повторным использованием мицелия плесени
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6 глюконово-кислое брожение с возвратом мицелия плесени
Makarov: (и повторным использованием) gluconic acid fermentation with reuse of mold myceliumУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > глюконово-кислое брожение с возвратом мицелия плесени
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7 moromi
( JAPAN)thick mash of cereal or cereal and soy bean left to undergo slow fermentation with bacteria, yeasts, and mold. Often used to refer specifically to the fermenting rice mash in the production of sake.
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