Table 4.
Viable cell count, pH, and acidity of rice flour that included Lactobacillus plantarum CGKW3 by a spray-drying process
Samples1) | Viable cell count | pH | Acidity(%) |
log CFU/g | % 2) |
Non | - | - | 6.78±0.02a | ND4) |
S10 | 5.78±0.24d3) | 60.02±2.53d | 4.04±0.01c | 0.72±0.01a |
S20 | 6.38±0.09c | 66.25±0.97c | 4.04±0.00c | 0.56±0.04b |
S30 | 6.69±0.18b | 69.47±1.90b | 4.05±0.01c | 0.42±0.01c |
S50 | 7.11±0.15a | 73.85±1.55a | 4.11±0.01b | 0.31±0.01d |
on, spray-dried powder of 100% rice flour; S10, spray-dried powder of 10% rice flour included L. plantarum CGKW3; S20, spray-dried powder of 20% rice flour included L.CGKW3; S20, spray-dried powder of 20% rice flour included L. plantaruCGKW3; S20, spray-dried powder of 20% rice flour included L. plantarum CGKW3; S30, spray-dried powder of 30% rice flour included L. plantarum CGKW3; S50, spray-dried powder of 50% rice flour included L. plantarum CGKW3.
% of culture medium on L. plantarum CGKW3.
Means±SD (n=3) within each column (a-d) followed by the same letter are not significantly different (p<0.05).
Not detected