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# Title Department Research Year
9881 Heagzi, F. Z. and Abo-Elnaga, I. G. (1991). Lactic acid bacteria, yeasts and moulds of a semi-hard cheese made with or without green foliage of wild garlic. Microbiologie-Aliments-Nutrition 9, 61 - 68. Department of Dairy Science 0
9882 Hegazi, F. Z. and Abo-Elnaga, I. G. (1980). Characters of Lactobacillus coryniformis, isolated from an Iraqi cheese. Zbl. Bakt. II Abt. 135, 205 - 211. Department of Dairy Science 0
9883 Hegazi, F. Z. and Abo-Elnaga, I. G. (1980). Degradation of organic acids by dairy lactic acid bacteria. Zbl. Bakt. II. Abt. 135, 212 - 222.
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9884 Hegazi, F. Z. and Abo-Elnaga, I. G. (1980). Production of acetoin and diacetyl by lactic acid bacteria in skimmed milk with added citrate and pyruvate. Z. Lebensm. Unters. Forsch. 171, 367 - 370. Department of Dairy Science 0
9885 Hegazi, F. Z. and Abo-Elnaga, I. G. (1980). The microbial flora of Awshari cheese with special reference to lactobacilli. Die Nahrung 24,551-561. Department of Dairy Science 0
9886 Hegazi, F. Z. and Abo-Elnaga, I. G. (1989). Acetoin and diacetyl production by lactic acid bacteria from citrate and pyruvate. Deutsche Lebensmittel-Rundschau 85 Jahrg. 322 – 324. Department of Dairy Science 0
9887 Hegazi, F. Z. and Abo-Elnaga, I. G. (1990). Characterization of extract of Lactobacillus coryniformis with refernce to Lactobacillus plantarum and Lactobacillus casei Microbiologie – Aliments- Nutrition 8, 127-133. Department of Dairy Science 0
9888 Hegazi, F. Z. and Abo-Elnaga, I. G. (1990). Dissimilation of organic acids by dairy lactic acid bacteria. Die Nahrung 34, 791 - 801. Department of Dairy Science 0
9889 Hegazi, F. Z. and Abo-Elnaga, I. G. (1990). Effect of pyruvate concentration, incubation period and associative growth on acetoin and diacetyl production by lactic acid bacteria in skim milk. Microbioiogie-Aliments-Nutrition 8, 119 - 125. Department of Dairy Science 0
9890 Hegazi,F.Z. and Abo-Elnaga, I. G. (1987). factors affecting the caseinolytic activity of Lactobacillus casei and Lactobacillus plantarum. Die Nahruing 31, 199 - 206. Department of Dairy Science 0