Screening and identification of hemicellulose degrading microorganisms in acid soil
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Supported by the Cooperation Project in production,Education and Reaserch from Guangdong Province Department of Education(2011B090400277) and by the Special Funds of Scientific Reaserch for Public Welfare Industry(Agriculture) (201003016)

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    Abstract:[Objective]The aim of this study was to screen hemicellulose degrading microorganisms.[Methods] The methods used to screen the effective strains included hydrolysis spot diameter measurement of hemicellulose plate and extracellular enzyme activity. The methods used to identify the strains included culture characteristics,morphological,physiological-biochemical characteristics and molecular biological methods. [Results] We isolated 4 actinomycetes (NA9,NA10,NA12 and NA13),2 fungi (NF1 and NF7) with hemicellulose degrading ability and no antagonistic effect among them. The hemicellulose degrading activity of 4 actinomyces (NA9,NA10,NA12 and NA13) was 217.6,229.8,221.1 and 211.8 U/mL. The hemicellulose degrading activity of 2 fungi (NF1 and NF7) was 217.7 and 244.2 U/mL.The hemicellulose degrading activity of complex microbial system was 299. 0 U/mL.NA9,NA10,NA12 and NA13 were Streptomyces costaricanus; NF1 was Aspergillus candidus and NF7 was Tarlaromyces flavus. [Conclusion]the 4 actinomyces and 2 fungi screened have high hemicelluloses enzyme activity. These strains have good application value and more research value.

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Wenjie Gu, Youquan Xu, Peizhi Xu, Kaizhi Xie, Yusheng Lu, Shuanhu Tang, Fabao Zhang. Screening and identification of hemicellulose degrading microorganisms in acid soil. [J]. Acta Microbiologica Sinica, 2012, 52(10): 1251-1259

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  • Received:April 17,2012
  • Revised:June 07,2012
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  • Online: October 10,2012
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