This review paper is related to the utilization on bacterial cellulose in many applications. The
polymer produced from bacterial cellulose possessed a very good physical and mechanical …

Kombucha pellicles are often used as inoculum to produce this beverage and have become
a signature feature. This cellulosic biofilm produced by acetic acid bacteria (AAB) involves …

Nanocellulose pellicle is produced as a byproduct during the symbiotic culture of bacteria
and yeast in kombucha. It shows good mechanical strength, biocompatibility and …

Traditional wound dressings are essential for the treatment of acute and superficial wounds.
However, complex wounds require the use of bioactive dressings that promote healing …

The paper presents the results of research on the microstructure of bacterial cellulose (BC-
SP) obtained on a medium containing sweet potato peel, which was compared to cellulose …

A kombucha is a tea and sugar fermented by over sixty kinds of yeasts and bacteria. This
symbiotic community produces kombucha mats, which are cellulose-based hydrogels. The …

Oxygen plays a key role in kombucha production, since the production of main organic
acids, acetic and gluconic acids, is performed through acetic acid bacteria's oxidative …

Background: A kombucha is a sugared tea fermented by a symbiotic community of over 20
species of bacteria and yeasts. The community produces and inhabits cellulosic gelatinous …

Bacterial cellulose (BC) is emerging as an attractive large-scale polymer due to its superior
properties. The dominant static culture for BC fermentation by bacteria or microbial …

Natural polymers have found increased use in a wider range of applications due to their less
harmful effects. Notably, bacterial cellulose has gained significant consideration due to its …