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A starch binding agent decreases the rate of fermentation of wheat in a dose-dependent manner

A starch binding agent decreases the rate of fermentation of wheat in a dose-dependent manner.

F.R. Dunshea, S.A. Pate, V.M. Russo and B.J. Leury

Melbourne School of Land and Environment

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