The Economical Cellulase Production under Optimized condition in Batch condition using Water Hyacinth (WH) Waste

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 02 Mar 2025Publisher:Institute of Transgen Life SciencesJournal:Journal of Agriculture Biotechnology & Applied Sciences, volume 1, pages 11-21 (eissn: 3048-6599,

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Authors: Bhatt*, Sheelendra M.;

doi: 10.63143/jabaas1120231121 , 10.5281/zenodo.8214245 , 10.5281/zenodo.8214224 , 10.5281/zenodo.8214223

The Economical Cellulase Production under Optimized condition in Batch condition using Water Hyacinth (WH) Waste

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Currently research attempted for enhanced cellulase production using Water hyacinth waste. We found that . Trichoderma reesei selected with WH for cellulase production. Optimization the effective conditions for production of CMCase temp-40 ⁰C, pH-5, tween80 3%, WH7.5%, nitrogen source 1% as peptone, incubation time 7days, inoculum 5% at rotation 100 rpm for FPase production only two condition was difference inoculum was higher (10%) and rotation speed was 150 rpm. Production of cellulase for CMCase was 52% more increase activity observed after media optimization and similar for FPase was 84% increase activity observed after media optimization.

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Chaudhary Charan Singh University
India

Keywords

CMCase, FPase, Cellulase, optimization, DOE, Trichoderma reesei selected, Biofuel

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