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Torula

genus of fungi
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  • yeast
    yeast
    / Physical description

    Torula is a genus of wild yeasts that are imperfect, never forming sexual spores.

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    Torula is a genus of wild yeasts that are imperfect, never forming sexual spores.

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  • Kefir
    kefir

    …such as Saccharomyces kefir and Torula kefir. Kefir fermentation is mesophilic, meaning it does not require the higher temperatures needed for yogurt production. At room temperature, the lactic-acid bacteria and yeasts of the kefir grains reproduce very rapidly, potentially doubling their population every 20 minutes. The many minute by-products that…

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    …such as Saccharomyces kefir and Torula kefir. Kefir fermentation is mesophilic, meaning it does not require the higher temperatures needed for yogurt production. At room temperature, the lactic-acid bacteria and yeasts of the kefir grains reproduce very rapidly, potentially doubling their population every 20 minutes. The many minute by-products that…

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