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Default Lifespan of Instant yeast in SD starter?

On Sun, 22 May 2005 04:11:49 GMT, "Gordon Hayes"
> wrote:

>Another question. Is it true that once you get your SD starter going that
>the wild yeast will keep other wild yeasts from invading the starter?


Howdy,

Yes, there is strong evidence that if a starter is kept
healthy it can live side by side with others each preserving
their characteristics.

All the best,
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Kenneth

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