Degradation of cellulose by Aspergillus sp Trichoderma koninggii, and Myriococcum sp.

Culture filtrates obtained from Aspergillus sp, Trichoderma koningii and Myriococcum sp were shown to be active in degrading cotton wool and filter paper. The optimum temperature for growth for Aspergillus sp and T. Koningii occurred at 37° while that of Myriococcum at 45°-50°C. Optimum temperatur...

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Main Authors: Masbah, Khatijah, Yaziz, Mohammad Ismail, Chow, Chin Tong
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Published: 1983
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author Masbah, Khatijah
Yaziz, Mohammad Ismail
Chow, Chin Tong
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Yaziz, Mohammad Ismail
Chow, Chin Tong
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description Culture filtrates obtained from Aspergillus sp, Trichoderma koningii and Myriococcum sp were shown to be active in degrading cotton wool and filter paper. The optimum temperature for growth for Aspergillus sp and T. Koningii occurred at 37° while that of Myriococcum at 45°-50°C. Optimum temperature for activity was recorded as 45° C for T. koningii and 40° C for Aspergillus sp and Myriococcum sp; the pH optima occurred at pH 5.0, 4.0 and 7.0 respectively. The action of these organisms on various cellulosic wastes was tested and pineapple waste was the most amenable to degradation. Synergistical studies using crude enzyme extracts indicated only a small increase in enzyme activity (40%).
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spelling my.upm.eprints-21782013-05-27T06:59:21Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/2178/ Degradation of cellulose by Aspergillus sp Trichoderma koninggii, and Myriococcum sp. Masbah, Khatijah Yaziz, Mohammad Ismail Chow, Chin Tong Culture filtrates obtained from Aspergillus sp, Trichoderma koningii and Myriococcum sp were shown to be active in degrading cotton wool and filter paper. The optimum temperature for growth for Aspergillus sp and T. Koningii occurred at 37° while that of Myriococcum at 45°-50°C. Optimum temperature for activity was recorded as 45° C for T. koningii and 40° C for Aspergillus sp and Myriococcum sp; the pH optima occurred at pH 5.0, 4.0 and 7.0 respectively. The action of these organisms on various cellulosic wastes was tested and pineapple waste was the most amenable to degradation. Synergistical studies using crude enzyme extracts indicated only a small increase in enzyme activity (40%). 1983 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/2178/1/Degradation_of_cellulose_by_Aspergillus_sp.pdf Masbah, Khatijah and Yaziz, Mohammad Ismail and Chow, Chin Tong (1983) Degradation of cellulose by Aspergillus sp Trichoderma koninggii, and Myriococcum sp. Pertanika, 6 (1). pp. 8-16. English
spellingShingle Masbah, Khatijah
Yaziz, Mohammad Ismail
Chow, Chin Tong
Degradation of cellulose by Aspergillus sp Trichoderma koninggii, and Myriococcum sp.
title Degradation of cellulose by Aspergillus sp Trichoderma koninggii, and Myriococcum sp.
title_full Degradation of cellulose by Aspergillus sp Trichoderma koninggii, and Myriococcum sp.
title_fullStr Degradation of cellulose by Aspergillus sp Trichoderma koninggii, and Myriococcum sp.
title_full_unstemmed Degradation of cellulose by Aspergillus sp Trichoderma koninggii, and Myriococcum sp.
title_short Degradation of cellulose by Aspergillus sp Trichoderma koninggii, and Myriococcum sp.
title_sort degradation of cellulose by aspergillus sp trichoderma koninggii, and myriococcum sp.
url http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/2178/1/Degradation_of_cellulose_by_Aspergillus_sp.pdf
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