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富集功能菌株的烟叶培养基筛选及其对烤烟提质研究

胡逸超1(), 秦天2, 孙建生1, 苏赞1, 周奕1, 刘金仓1, 刘政钦3, 张同琢4, 关铭鑫4, 马婷婷5, 黎娟2()   

  1. 1.广西中烟工业有限责任公司,南宁 530001
    2.湖南农业大学农学院,长沙 410128
    3.广西伊灵烟叶复烤有限责任公司,南宁 530022
    4.广东中烟工业有限责任公司,广州 510630
    5.湖南省烟草公司衡阳市公司,衡阳 421099
  • 收稿日期:2025-11-19 出版日期:2026-03-02
  • 通讯作者: 黎娟,女,博士,教授,研究方向 :烟叶质量与微生物生态;E-mail: adalee619@163.com
  • 作者简介:胡逸超,女,硕士,农艺师,研究方向 :烟叶发酵技术研究;E-mail: erica8801@163.com
  • 基金资助:
    广西中烟工业有限责任公司2024年科技计划项目-功能微生物与香精香料协作对叶组配方烟叶的提质研究(2024450000340052)

Screening of Tobacco Leaf Medium for Enriching Functional Microorganisms and Its Effect on Improving Flue-cured Tobacco Quality

HU Yi-chao1(), QIN Tian2, SUN Jian-sheng1, SU Zan1, ZHOU Yi1, LIU Jin-cang1, LIU Zheng-qin3, ZHANG Tong-zhuo4, GUAN Ming-xin4, MA Ting-ting5, LI Juan2()   

  1. 1.Guangxi Tobacco Industry Co. , Ltd. , Nanning 530001
    2.College of Agriculture, Hunan Agricultural University, Changsha 410128
    3.Guangxi Yiling Tobacco Redrying Co. , Ltd. , Nanning 530022
    4.Guangdong Tobacco Industry Co. , Ltd. , Guangzhou 510630
    5.Hengyang City Company of Hunan Tobacco Company, Hengyang 421099
  • Received:2025-11-19 Published:2026-03-02

摘要:

目的 探究采用烟叶源液体培养基进行靶向富集,对功能菌株发酵液代谢特性及烤烟提质效果的影响。 方法 从醇化烟叶中筛选得到两株功能菌株,经生理生化与16S rDNA鉴定为砖红微杆菌M2和枯草芽胞杆菌M24。分别在LB液体培养基和烟叶液体培养基中对菌株进行富集,利用非靶向代谢组学分析发酵液代谢物差异,并系统评估了经发酵液喷施处理后烟叶的化学成分、大分子物质含量及感官品质变化。 结果 菌株M2与M24均能产淀粉酶、蛋白酶和纤维素酶,且M2能产半纤维素酶。非靶向代谢组学分析表明,不同培养基富集后的发酵液代谢物组成差异显著,烟叶培养基组中绿原酸、右旋奎宁酸等多酚类物质含量显著高于LB培养基组。喷施处理后,烟叶培养基富集所得的发酵液(T2、T4)对烟叶提质效果更优,与LB培养基组相比,其处理的烟叶纤维素含量降幅达5.32%-14.63%,总糖与还原糖含量显著提升,糖碱比提高,总氮与氮碱比降低,感官评吸中杂气与刺激性明显减轻,香气质、香气量与甜度提升显著。 结论 烟叶培养基通过优化功能菌株的代谢特性,促使发酵液富集更多有益于烟叶品质的多酚类物质,从而更有效实现烤烟的增香降杂。本研究为微生物发酵技术在烟草加工中定向应用提供了新的理论依据。

关键词: 功能微生物, 烟叶培养基, 酶活性, 化学品质, 感官品质

Abstract:

Objective To investigate the effects of targeted enrichment using a tobacco leaf-derived liquid medium on the metabolic characteristics of functional strain fermentation broths and their impact on improving the quality of flue-cured tobacco. Method Two functional strains were isolated from aged tobacco leaves and identified as Microbacterium lateritum M2 and Bacillus subtilis M24 based on physiological, biochemical, and 16S rDNA sequence analyses. The strains were enriched in LB liquid medium and tobacco leaf liquid medium, respectively. Non-targeted metabolomics was employed to analyze differences in metabolite composition in the fermentation broths. Systematic evaluations were conducted on changes in chemical components, macromolecular substance content, and sensory quality of tobacco leaves after spraying treatment with the fermentation broths. Result Both strains M2 and M24 were capable of producing amylase, protease, and cellulase, with strain M2 additionally producing hemicellulase. Non-targeted metabolomics analysis revealed significant differences in the metabolite profiles of fermentation broths enriched in different media. The content of polyphenols, such as chlorogenic acid and quinic acid, was significantly higher in the tobacco leaf medium group compared to the LB medium group. After spraying treatment, the fermentation broths obtained from tobacco leaf medium enrichment (T2, T4) demonstrated superior tobacco quality improvement effects. Compared to the LB medium group, tobacco leaves treated with these broths showed a reduction in cellulose content by 5.32%–14.63%, a significant increase in total sugar and reducing sugar content, an improved sugar-to-alkaloid ratio, a decrease in total nitrogen and nitrogen-to-alkaloid ratio, and notable enhancements in sensory quality, including reduced off-flavors and irritancy, as well as improved aroma quality, aroma quantity, and sweetness. Conclusion Tobacco leaf medium optimizes the metabolic characteristics of functional strains, promoting the enrichment of more polyphenols beneficial for tobacco quality in the fermentation broth, thereby more effectively enhancing aroma and reducing harshness in flue-cured tobacco. This study provides a new theoretical basis for the targeted application of microbial fermentation technology in tobacco processing.

Key words: functional microorganisms, tobacco medium, enzyme activity, chemical quality, sensory quality