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Lactic acid bacteria in fermented fishery product burong bangus (submitted for publication).
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This holds true in the case of the burong isda process, which will be described in detail.
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The fermented fish food burong isda in the Philippines.
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During our study on the microorganisms involved in the fermentation of burong bangus, some isolates were found to be capable of hydrolyzing starch (10, 13).
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However, some of the lactic acid bacteria isolated from burong bangus showed otherwise.
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Our particular study deals with burong bangus, a fermented rice-fish product using milkfish, Chanos chanos, or loangus in the vernacular.
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However, in some burong bangus samples no nonacidformers were present; yet fermentation went on.
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The second group includes burong isda (fermented rice fish mixture) and burong hipon, also known as balao balao (fermented shrimp rice mixture).
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One is called white burong isda, which has a natural product color, and the other is red burong isda, which is colored by the addition of angkak or anka.
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One example is burong dalag, a fermented rice-fish mixture using mudfish, Ophicephalus striatus.
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