A. L. Gerasimchuk, Y. S. Topilina, A. N. Sysoeva, A. A. Trifonov, E. Nurhayati, A. Y. Bagastyo, D. A. Ivasenko
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摘要
摘要从油棕生物质废料中分离出具有脂肪分解活性的微霉菌和细菌菌株。系统发育分析表明,所获得的微霉菌与蛹青霉、鹅膏蕈青霉、枸橼酸青霉、枸橼酸青霉、紫丁香白僵菌和黑曲霉密切相关。细菌分离物中主要是机会性微生物。非机会性微生物分离物假单胞菌 Z-M-7T2 具有脂肪分解活性,但没有表现出对棕榈油的积极利用。研究表明,与 P. chrysogenum 和 P. goetzii 相关的微霉菌菌株最有希望分解油棕榈生物质废物。
Isolation of Microorganisms-Destructors from Palm Oil Production Waste and Study of Their Biotechnological Potential
Abstract
Strains of micromycetes and bacteria with lipolytic activity were isolated from oil palm biomass waste. Phylogenetic analysis showed that the obtained micromycetes are closely related to Penicillium chrysogenum, P. goetzii, P. citreosulfuratum, P. citrinum, Paecilomyces lilacinus, and Aspergillus hortae. Opportunistic microorganisms prevailed among the bacterial isolates. The non-opportunistic isolate Pseudomonas sp. Z-M-7T2 exhibited lipolytic activity but did not show active utilization of palm oil. The study showed that micromycete strains related to P.chrysogenum and P.goetzii are most promising for decomposition of oil palm biomass waste.
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