"Outlines Of Dairy Bacteriology" provides a comprehensive overview of the microorganisms found in milk and dairy products. This book delves into the bacteriological aspects of milk production, handling, and processing, offering insights into the types of bacteria involved, their effects on milk quality, and methods for controlling their growth.
Authored by Harry Luman Russell, the book examines topics such as the sources of bacterial contamination in milk, the role of bacteria in milk fermentation, and the principles of pasteurization and sterilization. It further explores the use of bacterial cultures in the production of various dairy products like cheese and yogurt.
This work serves as a valuable resource for students, researchers, and professionals in the dairy industry, offering foundational knowledge in dairy bacteriology and its practical applications.
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