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Results show that after fresh water is completely replaced by wastewater, lycopene titer attains 1.21 ± 0.02 g/L, that is 14.2% higher than the new liquid team (P less then 0.05). An 80% replacement proportion of fungus plant by biomass residue causes no factor to lycopene production while 100% replacement ratio somewhat lowers lycopene titer in contrast to the yeast plant group. Then, a novel fermentation method containing wastewater and biomass residue with supplementing 3 g/L yeast herb and D-galacto
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