Proximate analysis, mineral and germanium of Ganoderma lucidum or Lingzhi powder by spray dry affecting in different strains and their maltodextrin
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Ganoderma lucidum or Lingzhi powder has been used for food and beverage ingredients for nutrition and health promoting. The G. lucidum in difference strains of MG2 and G2 were investigated to be good quality powder. The dried lingzhi was ground and stored in an air tight black polythene bag at room temperature until used. Commercial water extraction (100°C in 76 min) and spray drying (inlet temperature 140°C and outlet temperature 80°C) were operated to produce lingzhi powder from. G. lucidum MG2 and G2 extracts, and then spray drying with and without maltodextrin to make lingzhi powder. It was found that strains of lingzhi and maltodextrin affected to proximate constituent mineral and germanium of lingzhi powder. From the analysis of G. lucidum MG2 and G2 powder through spray drying found that the nutritional value as a good source of energy carbohydrate, protein and minerals. Results showed that germanium from G. lucidum powder from starin MG2 higher than strain G2.
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