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Volatile Organic Compound Formation and Sensory Quality Development

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Fermentation & Value-Added Food Processing

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Agriculture › Fermentation & Value-Added Food Processing

Volatile Organic Compound Formation and Sensory Quality Development

This research systematically analyzes how microbial metabolism generates volatile compounds responsible for characteristic flavors and aromas in fermented products. The study establishes quantitative relationships between fermentation parameters and sensory properties, enabling rational flavor engineering.

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