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Optimization of alkaline cellulase production by the marine-derived fungus Chaetomium sp. using agricultural and industrial wastes as substrates
2010
Botanica Marina
Alkaline cellulases were screened from the fifty four fungal isolates obtained from mangrove leaves and mangrove wood litters as endophytes and wood litter fungi respectively. Only three fungal isolates tested positive for alkaline cellulases under plate assay, among which Chaetomium sp. (NIOCC 36) was found to grow in a wide range of pH (between 4 to 12). This alkaline tolerant fungi was further tested for the production of alkaline cellulases (β-endoglucanase, β-exoglucanase, β-glucosidase),
doi:10.1515/bot.2010.026
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