yeast laboratory stage — лабораторная стадия ращения дрожжей
yeast extruding machine — экструдер для формования дрожжей
yeast culture preparation — приготовление культуры дрожжей
yeast growth capacity — способность дрожжей к размножению
yeast propagation medium — среда для выращивания дрожжей
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