progressive changes in ph acidity and alcohol concentration produced by prolonged yeast fermentation in bread doughs of varying initial sugar concentration

progressive changes in ph acidity and alcohol concentration produced by prolonged yeast fermentation in bread doughs of varying initial sugar concentration

by donald clyde hughes

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